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Suppose you perform a cross between two true-breeding stocks of garden peas, with respect to two characteristics of their flowers. the first parent had red, axial flowers and the second had white, terminal flowers; all f1 individuals were like the first parent. if you obtained 1000 f2 offspring by allowing the f1s to self-hybridize, about how many of them would expect to have red, terminal flowers? (assume that the genes assort independently)

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