1. Eyes - What percent of offspring will have only one large eye? 75%2. Eye Color - What percent of offspring will have red eyes? 100%3. Skin Color - What percent of offspring will have yellow and blue skin?EyeEEEEEeeEeееEye ColorR'RRRRR'RRRR"Skin ColorYYYYYBBYBBBIdashboard/my-questions EyeTwo small eyes (E) One large eye (e)Еye Color(incomplete)Skin Color(codominant)Red (R)White (R')Yellow (Y)Blue (B)

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1. Eyes - What percent of offspring will have only one large eye? 75% 2. Eye Color - What percent of offspring will have red eyes? 100% 3. Skin Color - What percent of offspring will have yellow and blue skin? Eye EE Ee e Ee ее Eye Color R R' R RR RR' R RR RR Skin Color Y B Y YY YB YB BB 0oard/my-questions

1. Eyes - What percent of offspring will have only one large eye? 75% 2. Eye Color - What percent of offspring will have red eyes? 100% 3. Skin Color - What percent of offspring will have yellow and blue skin? Eye EE Ee e Ee ее Eye Color R R' R RR RR' R RR RR Skin Color Y B Y YY YB YB BB 0oard/my-questions

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