What is a classic mendelian ratio

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Questions about Punnett Squares

i) How do you predict the offspring when testing for onetrait? Two traits?

ii) What is a classic Mendelian ratio?

iii) What is incomplete dominance? What are some examples oftraits with incomplete dominance?

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