3. For the following crosses, describe the genotype and phenotype frequencies of theoffspring. I recommend using Punnett squares for each.Offspringphenotypes andfrequenciesА - 50%О -50%ParentalOffspring genotypesand frequenciesParentalgenotypesphenotypesLAj x iAi – 50%ii – 50%A and OBị x AiBIB x AiAA x IBIBBị x BiAB x i

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3. For the following crosses, describe the genotype and phenotype frequencies of the offspring. I recommend using Punnett squares for each. Offspring phenotypes and frequencies A – 50% О- 50% Offspring genotypes and frequencies Parental Parental genotypes phenotypes JAi – 50% ii – 50% LAi x ii A and O - Bị x Ai B|B x LAi JAJA x IBIB Bi x Bị AB x ii

3. For the following crosses, describe the genotype and phenotype frequencies of the offspring. I recommend using Punnett squares for each. Offspring phenotypes and frequencies A – 50% О- 50% Offspring genotypes and frequencies Parental Parental genotypes phenotypes JAi – 50% ii – 50% LAi x ii A and O - Bị x Ai B|B x LAi JAJA x IBIB Bi x Bị AB x ii

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter13: Observing Patterns In Inherited Traits

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