How do genetics use Punnett squares

A:   Punnett squares allow scientists to identify possible gene combinations in a cross of parents. Similar to a multiplication table, the genes of one parent are lined up across the top of the square and the genes of the other parent are lined up vertically on the left-hand side. By combining the genes from the top and side and placing them in their corresponding boxes, one can see possible gene combinations. Punnett squares help scientists predict probability.

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