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in a cross between aabbccddee and aabbccddee, what fraction of the offspring will be phenotypically dominant for all alleles? express your answer as a fraction.

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If aabbccddee is crossed with another aabbccddee, the proportion of the offspring that would be phenotypically dominant would be zero.

Alleles in dominant forms are usually expressed in capital letters while those in recessive forms are expressed in small letters.

Thus, aabbccddee genotype is about traits that are all recessive. In other words, there are no dominant traits among the traits represented by the genotype.

The implication is that no offspring from the cross of aabbccddee and aabbccddee will express any trait that is dominant or different from those of the parents.

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