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Normal text 2. Finish the punnett square showing a pink (RW) flower crossed with a red (RR) one.

Normal text 2. Finish the punnett square showing a pink (RW) flower crossed with a red (RR) one.
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2. Finish the punnett square showing a pink (RW) flower crossed with a red (RR) one.

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Answer: RR R RR RR r Rr Rr Rr

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User Colin Ricardo
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RWxRR= RR, RR, WR, WR so two dominant reds and two pinks
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