The ratio for offspring in a specific population is 45 Homozygous AA, .10 Heterozygous Aa, .45 Homozygous for aa. If the A gene is dominant orange and the a gene is recessive blue what is the phenotype ratio that will be observed from this population? Deseasonh Avial 2 (12nt)

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