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What Are Four Possible Genotypes and Phenotypes from a dihybrid cross?

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What Are Four Possible Genotypes and Phenotypes from a dihybrid cross?

What Are Four Possible Genotypes and Phenotypes from a dihybrid cross?

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toku

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11 years ago

I wish I could help you out, but your question is too vague. Can you give an example of what traits are involved and the genotypes of the parents? Thanks
-Sorry-

smile92

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11 years ago

yea, and it is called a heterozygous cross

mike000412

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11 years ago

Let's say you are crossing AaBb with AaBb. The four possible phenotypes, assuming capital letters indicate dominance, are dominant A/dominant B; recessive a/recessive b; dominant A/recessive b; dominant B/recessive a.
You would, hoever, get more than four genotypes from such a cross.

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