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Individuals with the following genotypes were crossed: Aa and aa: a. What gametes can each parent...

Individuals with the following genotypes were crossed: Aa and aa:

a. What gametes can each parent produce and in what proportion?

b. What genotypes could result from this cross?

c. If a large number of offspring were produced, what proportion would have the Aa genotype?

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