Use dihybrid cross to solve the following problems. Genotype НА На hA ha НА HH AA HH Aa Hh AA Hh Aa На HH Aa HH aa Hh Aa Hh aa hA Hh AA Hh Aa hh AA hh Aa ha Hh Aa Hh aa hh Aa hh aa Key: H = long hair %3D h = short hair A = brown a = green What is the probability of having offspring that are homozygous dominant for both traits? O A. 1/16 ОВ. 1/8 ос. 1/4 OD. 1/2

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Inheritance and Mendelian Genetics

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