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If All the Offspring of a Cross Have the Genotype

Question 69

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If all the offspring of a cross have the genotype Aa Bb, the parents of the cross will most likely be

A) AA BB x aa bb.
B) AA bb x aa BB.
C) Aa Bb x Aa Bb.
D) Aa bb x aa Bb.
E) AA BB x aa bb or AA bb x aa BB.

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