Question

If two heterozygous individuals are crossed, what

percent of their offspring are also expected to be
heterozygous?

Complete the punnet square plssssss

Answer 1

50%

Explanation:

Example of Aa crossed with Aa (both hetero).

Outcomes are:

AA (homo)

Aa (hetero)

aA (hetero)

aa (homo)

So the ratio of hetero to all outcomes = 2:4 = 50%