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14-12-2016
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If a father's genotype is Tt and a mother's is Tt, what are the odds that the children will have a genotype of TT?

50 percent

75 percent

25 percent

100 percent

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14-12-2016

100 percent, because if both parents have the same genotype of Tt then most likely the child will have 100percent.

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