One parent is homozygous dominant for dimples and the other parent is homozygous recessive. on the punnett square chart just the letter D

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Luz Martinez

Biology

1 March, 01:50

One parent is homozygous dominant for dimples and the other parent is homozygous recessive. on the punnett square chart just the letter D

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Amos · Answer 1

If you're asking for the Punnet Square answer, it would be:

d d

D Dd Dd

D Dd Dd

for the offspring, therefore they'd become co-dominant traits in their offspring.