6. Looking at the picture of the Punnett square below, which of the following is an accurate description of the individual represented by the shaded box? (Check all that are correct) * homozygous Type A blood hybrid Туре В blood heterozygous

6. Looking at the picture of the Punnett square below, which of the following is an accurate description of the individual represented by the shaded box? (Check all that are correct) * homozygous Type A blood hybrid Туре В blood heterozygous

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1 point
Punnett square below, which of the
following is an accurate description of
the individual represented by the
shaded box? (Check all that are
correct) *
O homozygous
Туре A blood
hybrid
ОТуре В blood
O heterozygous
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