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What do scientists use Punnett Squares for? A. Finding the possible traits of parents B. Finding the possible traits of ancient organisms C. Finding the possible traits of extinct genes D. Finding the
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What do scientists use Punnett Squares

for?
A. Finding the possible traits of parents
B. Finding the possible traits of ancient organisms
C. Finding the possible traits of extinct genes
D. Finding the possible traits of the offspring of two
parents

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The right answer is D. Finding the possible traits of the offspring of two plants whose genes are known
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