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hybrid organisms produced from a cross between 2 pure- breeding oprganisms belong to which generation?

rkay9241

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hybrid organisms produced from a cross between 2 pure- breeding oprganisms belong to which generation?

my options are P1, H1, A1, F1, and F2

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julia.s

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F1

rld09009

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This is the filial one F1 generation that results from crossing two different purebred parents.
F1 are hybrids with traits from both parents.

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