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Q1: What are the possible genotypes (at both genes) of the black dog? The yellow dog? The brown dog? Q2: Draw a Punnett square showing possible matings between the black dog (assuming it is heterozygous at both genes) and the yellow dog (assuming it is heterozygous at the B gene). List all the possible phenotypes of their offspring. (See Figure 7.6 for an example of a Punnett square made with two traits.)

Q1: What are the possible genotypes (at both genes) of the black dog? The yellow dog? The brown dog? Q2: Draw a Punnett square showing possible matings between the black dog (assuming it is heterozygous at both genes) and the yellow dog (assuming it is heterozygous at the B gene). List all the possible phenotypes of their offspring. (See Figure 7.6 for an example of a Punnett square made with two traits.)

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