A. The two rabbits with these corresponding genotypes were mated; CCch X CCh . Do the cross and answer the following questions. 1.How many phenotypes will there be for the offspring? 2.How about the genotypes? 3.What is the percentage of agouti offspring to come out? 4.What is/are the other phenotype/s of the offspring besides agouti?

A. The two rabbits with these corresponding genotypes were mated; CCch X CCh . Do the cross and answer the following questions. 1.How many phenotypes will there be for the offspring? 2.How about the genotypes? 3.What is the percentage of agouti offspring to come out? 4.What is/are the other phenotype/s of the offspring besides agouti?

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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