A is a dominant allele for spots in birds. Looking at the Punnet square here, what are the genotype and phenotype of the missing box?
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- Since A is a dominant allele for spots in birds, the genotype of the parent with spots would be AA. - The other parent without spots would have the genotype aa. Show more…
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