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How do you find a genotype and a phenotype.

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Well you should know about a punnet square, so anyways you have the result of the punnet square, if you have a dominant allele then the phenotype would be that allele, while the genotype is the dominant and either a recessive allele or a dominant allele. 
punnet squares sometimes help :)
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