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Red flowers are the phenotype of one plant, and white flowers are the phenotype of another plant. They mate.  Answer parts G and H (they are noted by the *).   A) All possible alleles in the population = A1, A2   B) Genotypes of parents =  Parent 1 = A1A1; Parent 2 = A2A2 C) Phenotypes of parents = Parent 1 = Red Flowers; Parent 2 = White Flowers   D) Punnett square.  PS – ID – ex5.png E) Genotypes of Offspring and their ratios/probability:  Offspring Genotypes = 100% A1 A2 F) Phenotypes of Offspring and their ratios/probability:  Offspring Phenotypes = 100% Pink  *G) Correctly list and label all possible genotypes (all of them, not just the offspring, like a key) as Homozygous Dominant/Recessive and Heterozygous * *H) Which type of inheritance is this? *

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