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Answer:
Female parent is Ss aa, the male is Ss Aa.
Explanation:
Ssaa x SsAa
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SA |
Sa |
sA |
sa |
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Sa |
SSAa (solid black) |
SSaa (solid tan) |
SsAa (solid black) |
Ssaa (solid tan) |
|
sa |
SsAa (solid black) |
Ssaa (solid tan) |
ssAa (spotted black) |
ssaa (spotted tan) |
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