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If a homozygous dominant (YY) yellow-bellied fictitious bird is crossed with a heterozygous (Yy) yellow-bellied fictitious bird, what would the resulting phenotypic ratio be? Note: White-bellied fictitious birds are homozygous recessive. A. ½ yellow-bellied, ½ white-bellied B. ¾ yellow-bellied, ¼ white-bellied C. All yellow-bellied D. All white-bellied
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@Michelle27
all yellowed bellied. (YY) X (Yy) = YY, YY, YY, and Yy. They all have dominant yellow belly
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