Part A:Determining Baby Monster Traits (4 pts)

Obtain a coin or use this virtual coin.

Flip the coin for each parent for each trait. If the penny lands on heads, it will be the dominant copy. If it lands on tails, it will be the recessive copy.

Record the results of each flip in the table, by highlighting the trait flipped. Use the results and Monster Traits page to determine the genotype and phenotype for each trait.

*Note that traits with this symbol show incomplete dominance or codominance. Be aware of what the genotype is for each phenotype.

(I already did the other parts. I just need help with the genotype and phenotype plz)

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