Help. Got it wrong. In a dihybrid cross we are looking at how two characters are inherited. In that case, if we cross two heterozygous individualsAaBb) what will the expected phenotypic ratio of the offspring be?Ol 9:4:3O 7:5:4O 9:3:3:1O 9:3:2:2

Ans- The Dihybrid phenotypic ratio= 9:3:3:1

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In a dihybrid cross we are looking at how two characters are inherited. In that case, if we cross tv AaBb) what will the expected phenotypic ratio of the offspring be? 9:4:3 O 7:5:4 O 9:3:3:1

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In a dihybrid cross we are looking at how two characters are inherited. In that case, if we cross two heterozygous individuals
AaBb) what will the expected phenotypic ratio of the offspring be?
Ol 9:4:3
O 7:5:4
O 9:3:3:1
O 9:3:2:2

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