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5. If you used a Punnett Square to cross "Ee" and "Ee", how many different genotypes and phenotypes would you get?

5. If you used a Punnett Square to cross "Ee" and "Ee", how many different genotypes and phenotypes would you get?
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5. If you used a Punnett Square to cross "Ee" and "Ee", how many different genotypes

and phenotypes would you get?

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You would get 1 EE, 2 Ee, and 1 ee. Making it 3 different genotypes and 2 different phenotypes
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