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In a pea plant, tall (T) is dominant to short (t), and green peas (G) are dominant to yellow peas (g).
A tall plant with yellow peas (Ttgg) is crossed with a short plant with green peas (ttGg). Both the T and G
traits assort independently from one another.
What is the chance that the offspring will be short with yellow peas?
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the chance would be one out of four
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The chance that the offspring will be short with yellow peas is 50%.

What is Independent assortment?

Independent assortment may be defined as the law in which the two factors of each character separate out independent of the factors at the time of gamete formation.

When a tall plant with yellow peas (Ttgg) is crossed with a short plant with green peas (ttGg), it produces the offspring with the genotypes TtGg, ttGg, Ttgg, and ttgg.

In this cross, two out of four offspring possess the traits of yellow peas (g). Thus, out of four two offspring have the chance that will be short with yellow peas.

Thus, the chance that the offspring will be short with yellow peas is 50%.

To learn more about Independent assortments, refer to the link:

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