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Two rabbits mate, one is all dominant (FF) and one is all recessive (ff). The dominant gene is black and the recessive is white. How many offspring out of every four will be white? (complete a Punnett square to help yourself)

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Answer:

D): Two

Explanation:

If the first half (2) of the rabbit offspring`s are black dominant genes (FF), and the other two are recessive genes that are white (ff), then two white offspring`s it is; if we follow the Punnet square.

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