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homozygous recessive is crossed with a heterozygote, what percent chance is there of getting a heterozygous...

homozygous recessive is crossed with a heterozygote, what percent chance is there of getting a heterozygous genotype in f1?

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We can use the following Punnett square to do the crossing and get the results. Let aa is the recessive homozygote and Aa is heterozygote.

                               l    a   l   a   l

                             A l Aa l Aa l

                             a l aa l aa l

Now, we see that of the above four offsprings of generation F1, two are heterozygous. Therefore, percent chance of getting a heterozygote in this cross is 50%.

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