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Complete a Punnett square that shows a test cross for a tall pea plant (RR x rr). Place the plant to be tested at the top of the Punnett Square.

Complete a Punnett square that shows a test cross for a tall pea plant (RR x rr). Place the plant to be tested at the top of the Punnett Square.
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Complete a Punnett square that shows a test cross for a tall pea plant (RR x rr). Place the plant to be tested at the top of the Punnett Square.

Complete a Punnett square that shows a test cross for a tall pea plant (RR x rr). Place-example-1
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Answer:

Rr, Rr, Rr, Rr.

the pea will be heterogeneous.

Step-by-step explanation:

I am pretty sure

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