Ok so the way you would do this is by "Foiling" the alleles. So for example if the cross was AaBb x AaBb you would foil each one (like you would do in math) separately. You would do (Aa)(Bb) First AB Outer ab Inner aB Last ab. So those are all the possible gametes for that person. Then you would do the same for the other person and get the same results. Next, you would put these into a punnet square and find all the possible outcomes for the children of these parents.
Ok so the way you would do this is by "Foiling" the alleles. So for example if the cross was AaBb x AaBb you would foil each one (like you would do in math) separately. You would do (Aa)(Bb) First AB Outer ab Inner aB Last ab. So those are all the possible gametes for that person. Then you would do the same for the other person and get the same results. Next, you would put these into a punnet square and find all the possible outcomes for the children of these parents.
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