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Biology, 25.02.2020 16:23 lacourboud20005

In cats, the allele for curled ears (C) is dominant over hte allele for normal ears (c). The allele for black colour (B) is dominant over the allele for grey colour (b). A cross occurs between two cats that are both heterozygous for these unlinked traits. Using a Punnett grid, predict the ratio of phenotypes of offspring in the next generation

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