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Biology, 23.03.2021 18:20 sandy3711

If a red crown is a recessive sex-linked trait in Australian warblers, what percent of the offspring will have red crowns from a cross of: a red-crowned male and a heterozygous brown-headed female? Fill in the parental cross, the Punnett square, and give the indicated percentages: % female w/red crowns, % male w/red crowns, %total offspring w/red crowns

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