OFFSPRING PHENOTYPE/GENOTYPE DETERMINATION Complete the following table and list all of the possible offspring phenotypes and genotypes in the space following the table. Use Hitch-hiker’s Thumb and Tongue Rolling Table II. PARENTS PHENOTYPE POSSIBLE GENOTYPES YOU MATE Show all possible genotypic here. Gametes MATE You List All Possible Phenotypic Outcomes here:

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