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If we assume that CO2 concentrations will continue to rise over the next few decades, what kind of effect should we expect it to have on the Earth’s average temperature?
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Urgent in guinea pigs, black fur (b) is dominant over white fur (b). cross a heterozygous (hybrid) black guinea pig with a homozygous (purebred) white guinea pig. complete a punnett square, identify the genotype(s), phenotype(s), and probability (% and fraction) that the offspring will be black and white?
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