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If the two black parent guinea pigs had one more pup, would the new pup be more likely to have black fur or white fur? Use probability and Mendel's model to construct your answer.

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Answer: Black Fur

Explanation:

Because both black parent guinea pigs carry the trait for black fur, the probability of a new pup having it as well, is significantly high. Since the black fur is a dominant trait, and present in both parents.

Side Note:

To do an exact Mendel's model, I would have to know what the parent's genes are. Therefore, I cannot give you an exact percentage. But, I made three Mendal's models just in case. Brainliest would be greatly appreciated.

I hope this helped!

Good luck <3

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The pup will have black fur
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