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You must respond in at least 2 sentences. (You may use Punnett Squares if you wish.) 1. Can two red fish mate and have green offspring? • Why or why not? 2. Can two orange fish mate and have red offspring?
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You must respond in at least 2 sentences. (You may use Punnett Squares if you wish.)

1. Can two red fish mate and have green offspring?
• Why or why not?

2. Can two orange fish mate and have red offspring?
• Why or why not?

3. Can two green fish mate and have orange offspring?
• Why or why not?

User Mike Sallese
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1. yes, because green could be recessive. If green is recessive, there is 25% chance that the fish would be green.

all the answers are basically the same. Yes for all because each color could be recessive.

Hope this helps.
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