In the garden pea, round seeds are dominant over wrinkled seeds. An investigator crosses a plant having round seeds with a plant having wrinkled seeds. He counts 400 offspring. How many of the offspring have wrinkled seeds if the plant having round seeds is a heterozygote?A. 200B. 250C. 300D. all 400

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1.	In the garden pea, round seeds are dominant over wrinkled seeds. An investigator crosses a plant having round seeds with a plant having wrinkled seeds. He counts 400 offspring. How many of the offspring have wrinkled seeds if the plant having round seeds is a heterozygote?A. 200B. 250C. 300D. all 400
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