Monohybrid crosses 1. The following lists represent genotypes at imaginary genetic loci. In each case there may be one or more correct answers - list ALL correct answers.: a. Homozygous dominant Mm NN 00 pp Qq RR b. Homozygous recessive Mm NN oo pp Qq RR c. Genotypes in which dominant allele must show Mm NN 00 pp Qq RR d. Genotypes in which recessive allele must show Mm NN oo pp Qq RR

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