Punnett squares help determine the probability of a phenotype because they show all possible combinations of alleles from the parents. This allows you to visualize how alleles can pair up in offspring, making it easier to predict the likelihood of specific phenotypes based on parental genotypes.
Why do Punnett squares help determine the probability of a phenotype? (1 point)
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They show the most common phenotype outcomes for each offspring.
They show the most common phenotype outcomes for each offspring.
They show all possible combinations of alleles from the parents.
They show all possible combinations of alleles from the parents.
They calculate the percentage of each genotype in the population.
They calculate the percentage of each genotype in the population.
Punnett squares do not help determine probability.
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