P generation Parent 1 Parent 2 X Using a separate piece of paper, draw out a Punnett square, and follow the directions below. 1. Place the parents alleles at the top and on the left side. 2. Write in the offspring allele crosses inside the Punnett squares. 3. Write out the genotypes probabilities for an offspring. 4. Write out the phenotype probabilities for an offspring.

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