Two genes, each with a dominant and recessive allele, determine comb phenotypes as follows: Comb Shape Description Genotype Single Comb homozygous recessive for both r and p rrpp Walnut comb both dominant alleles are present; R and P alleles are present R_P_ Pea comb the dominant allele P is present and the dominant allele R is absent rrP_ Rose comb the dominant allele R is present and the dominant allele P is absent R_pp If the P1 generation is a rose comb (RRpp) crossed with a pea comb (rrPP), which of the following represents the correct genotype and phenotype of the F1 offspring? Select one: a. Genotype Phenotype RRPP Single comb b. Genotype Phenotype RrPp walnut comb c. Genotype Phenotype RrPp pea comb d. Genotype Phenotype RRPP walnut comb

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