The presence of second allele (E) affects the coat color of Labrador. In particular, the presence of homozygous recessive ee produces yellow Labrador. Supposed a male Lab, homozygous dominant for both alleles, is crossed with a female Lab, homozygous recessive for both alleles, what would be the phenotypic ratio of the F1 offspring?

The presence of second allele (E) affects the coat color of Labrador. In particular, the presence of homozygous recessive ee produces yellow Labrador. Supposed a male Lab, homozygous dominant for both alleles, is crossed with a female Lab, homozygous recessive for both alleles, what would be the phenotypic ratio of the F1 offspring?

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Science Of Agriculture Biological Approach

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