1/2 Genetics Problem Set 1 In hamsters, black (B) is dominant over white (b) hair, give the genotypes of the following examples: 1. Homozygous Black 2. Heterozygous Black Pure Black Hybrid Black 5. White atunes for the follo 3. 4.

1/2 Genetics Problem Set 1 In hamsters, black (B) is dominant over white (b) hair, give the genotypes of the following examples: 1. Homozygous Black 2. Heterozygous Black Pure Black Hybrid Black 5. White atunes for the follo 3. 4.

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Genetics Problem Set 1
In hamsters, black (B) is dominant over white (b) hair, give the genotypes of the
following examples:
1.
Homozygous Black
Heterozygous Black
3.
Pure Black
4.
Hybrid Black
White
5.
tunes for the follo
2.

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