give answer for all asap B. The Dihybrid Cross Laboratory ModelIndividuals who are heterozygous for both eye color and hair form are said to be doubly heterozygous,or dihybrids. Dihybrids might arise from true-breeding parents, one parent being the doublehomozygous dominant and the other being the double homozygous recessive:Parents (P):AABB X aabbABabOffspring (F1):AaBbQuestion 2. Verify that the genotype of the F1 (above) is correct by doing the following:a. On the diagram, write the genotypes of the parental gametes in the space below each parent(P). (Double click on the diagram and it will open up in a drawing window. Double click oneach circle and you will be able to write in it.)b. Verify that the gametes you have written combine to form the Fl genotype in the diagram.Notice that while the order of the alleles does not matter, we group alleles for the same traittogether, with capital letters first. This makes it easier to recognize whether individuals haveidentical genotypes.

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ividuals who are heterozygous for both eye color and hair form are said to be doubly heterozygous, dihybrids. Dihybrids might arise from true-breeding parents, one parent being the double nozygous dominant and the other being the double homozygous recessive: Parents (P): AABB X aabb Offspring (F1): AB AaBb ab

ividuals who are heterozygous for both eye color and hair form are said to be doubly heterozygous, dihybrids. Dihybrids might arise from true-breeding parents, one parent being the double nozygous dominant and the other being the double homozygous recessive: Parents (P): AABB X aabb Offspring (F1): AB AaBb ab

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