por favor:1. find the definitions for geneotype, phenotype, and allele2. Fill out the punnet square activity squaresthank you so much! 3. Complete the Punnett Square for a parentwith a recessive yellow pea allele and anotherparent with the hybrid green pea allele.4. Complete the Punnett Square for a parentwith a dominant green pea allele and anotherparent with the recessive yellow pea allele.gGGGg% chance of a dominant green peaoffspring% chance of a hybrid green pea off-spring% chance of a recessive yellow peaoffspring% chance of a dominant green peaoffspring% chance of a hybrid green pea off-spring% chance of a recessive yellow peaoffspring For the sample problems let's look at possible Punnett Square's for the pea coloar allele genes (G =grean pea gene, g = yellow pea gene). The possible combinations you could get would be dominant green pea(GG), hybrid green pea (Gg), and recessive yellow pea (gg).1. Complete the Punnett Square for a parentwith a dominant green pea allele and anotherparent with the hybrid green pea allele.2. Complete the Punnett Square for two parentswith the hybrid green pea allele.GgGGGg% chance of a dominant green peaoffspring% chance of a hybrid green pea off-spring% chance of a recessive yellow peaoffspring% chance of a dominant green peaoffspring% chance of a hybrid green pea off-spring% chance of a recessive yellow peaoffspring

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Chapter13: Patterns In Inherited Traits

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Problem 6GP: In sweet pea plant, an allele for purple flowers (P) is dominant when paired with a recessive allele...

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