Question 22 • Biology
The parent RRYy can make RY and Ry gametes: it always contributes R, while its Y/y alleles separate. In a four-row setup, these appear twice each. The parent RrYY can make RY and rY gametes, also twice each, because it always contributes Y. Choice C shows those gametes on the rows and columns, so it represents the cross correctly.
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