When using punnett squares to determine the patterns of inheritance of an organism, the phenotype of an individual is determined by his or her

genotype.

mother's allele only.

father's allele only.

codominance.

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Adolfo Moss

27 September, 00:29

When using punnett squares to determine the patterns of inheritance of an organism, the phenotype of an individual is determined by his or her

genotype.

mother's allele only.

father's allele only.

codominance.

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Kinsley Golden · Answer 1

Correct Answer: Genotype

genotypes are determined by alleles (dominant and/or ressessive traits) that one receives from his or her parents. The individual recives one from mom and one from dad. 50/50%

When using punnett squares to determine the patterns of inheritance of an organism, the phenotype of an individual is determined by his or hergenotype.mother's allele only.father's allele only.codominance.

When using punnett squares to determine the patterns of inheritance of an organism, the phenotype of an individual is determined by his or her

genotype.

mother's allele only.

father's allele only.

codominance.