If tall is dominant to short, 25% had the genotype tt. What is the phenotype for this 25%?

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Valery Noble

2 November, 04:53

If tall is dominant to short, 25% had the genotype tt. What is the phenotype for this 25%?

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Victoria Patrick · Answer 1

If tall is dominant to short, 25% had the genotype tt. What is the phenotype for this 25%?

Tt x Tt = TT, Tt, Tt and tt

3:1

75%:25%

The three tall dominant (TT) over the only one recessive (tt)

The phenotype of the 25% is short recessive

Dahlia Barrett · Answer 2

Answer: Short

Explanation: If tall is dominant, tall would have the genotype Tt or TT. The only way for something to be short is if it has tt, since it's recessive.