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With the help of one example each provide genetic explanation for the following observations: brgt (i)`F_1`-generation resembles both the parents.
`F_1`-generation does not resemble either of the parents

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To address the question regarding the genetic explanations for the two observations about the F1 generation, we can break down the response into two parts, each with a clear example. ### Step-by-Step Solution: #### Observation 1: F1 generation resembles both parents 1. **Definition**: The F1 generation resembles both parents when both parents are homozygous for a trait. 2. **Example**: Consider a cross between two homozygous pea plants, one tall (TT) and one short (tt). - **Parental Genotypes**: ...
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