Cross the two brown frog with both heterozygous alleles on the two genes (BbGg x BbGg).  1. What is the frog’s color with an allele of Bbgg? A. Green B. Brown   2. What is the frog’s color with an allele of BbGG? A. Green B. Brown   3. Which of the following genotypes are considered as brown frog? * A. BBgg B. BbGG C. Bbgg D. bbGG E. bbGg   4. Which of the following genotypes are considered as green frog?  A. BBGG B. Bbgg C. BBGg D. BbGG E. BbGg   5. What is the phenotypic ratio of the cross? A. BBGG B. Bbgg C. BBGg D. BbGG E. BbGg

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