What is the F1 phenotyphic ratio of a cross between a black and white cats? Numerical anwers only. When tabby cats are crossed with black cat. what is the phenotypic ratio of the offspring? Numerical anwers only. When tabby cats are crossed black cat. What is the phenotypes of the offspring? write in CAPITAL LETTERS WITH SEPARATE COMMAS When tabby cats are crossed with white cat. what is the phenotypic ratio of the offspring? Numerical anwers only. What is the specific mode of inheritance behind this phenomenon?

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