Place each box in the appropriate column. (Each box is used only once.) Probability of offspring homozygous recessive for the R gene is 25%. Phenotypic ratio of the progeny will be 1.1. SS Rrx SS rr The chance of Ss Rr offspring is 25%. Probability of an ss Rr offspring is 25%. Probability of an SS offspring is 100%. Phenotypic ratio of the progeny will be 9.3.3.1. Ss RR x Ss rr Genotypic ratio of the progeny will be 1:2:1. Probability of an SS Rr offspring is 50%. Ss Rrx Ss Rr

Place each box in the appropriate column. (Each box is used only once.) Probability of offspring homozygous recessive for the R gene is 25%. Phenotypic ratio of the progeny will be 1.1. SS Rrx SS rr The chance of Ss Rr offspring is 25%. Probability of an ss Rr offspring is 25%. Probability of an SS offspring is 100%. Phenotypic ratio of the progeny will be 9.3.3.1. Ss RR x Ss rr Genotypic ratio of the progeny will be 1:2:1. Probability of an SS Rr offspring is 50%. Ss Rrx Ss Rr

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Description: Place each box in the appropriate column. (Each box is used only once.)Probability of offspringhomozygous recessivefor the R gene is 25%.Phenotypic ratio of theprogeny will be 1.1.SS Rrx SS rrThe chance of Ss Rroffspring is 25%.Probability of an ss

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