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Strains of plants that always produce offspring which resemble the parents for a particular trait are said to be for that trait.
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Differences between observed and expected outcomes are said to be due to .
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The F2 of a dihybrid cross includes , individuals with combinations of traits that were not seen in the original true breeding strains.
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In statistical terms, two different offspring of the same couple are an example of events.





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