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In tigers, orange coloration is dominant to white and "stripes" are dominant to "no stripes". If...

In tigers, orange coloration is dominant to white and "stripes" are dominant to "no stripes". If a white tiger with no stripes is bred with a tiger that was heterozygous for both traits, what is the chance that their first offspring will be a white tiger with stripes?

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50%

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75%

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