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Station #5 Punnett Squares
1. What is the probability their offspring
will have... (Draw the punnett squares)
a. Brown fur?
b. Long hair?
c. Short tail?
(only want 1st question please)

Sagot :

This result gives you the probability that an offspring will have the dominant trait.

For example (2/4)*100 = 50, therefore there is a 50% probability of an offspring having brown hair. 4.

How do you find the probability of offspring using a Punnett square?

Count the total number of boxes in your Punnett Square.

This gives you the total number of expected offspring. Divide the  by. Multiply the number from step 4 by 100 to get your percent.

Thus, This result gives you the probability that an offspring will have the dominant trait.

To learn more about  Punnett Squares click here:

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