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In cabbage butterflies, white wings (W) are dominant to yellow wings (w). A heterozygous butterfly mates with a butterfly that has yellow wings. Complete the Punnett square and …

In cabbage butterflies, white wings (W) are dominant to yellow wings (w). A heterozygous butterfly mates with a butterfly that has yellow wings. Complete the Punnett square and …
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In cabbage butterflies, white wings (W) are dominant to yellow wings (w). A heterozygous butterfly mates with a butterfly that has yellow wings. Complete the Punnett square and then list the percentages of the expected genotypes for their offspring

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See the Punnett square

In cabbage butterflies, white wings (W) are dominant to yellow wings (w). A heterozygous-example-1
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