When crossing individuals with differing genotypes,in which kind of cross would you expect to have your actual results match the predicted results 100% of the time the cross is made?
A)monohybrid cross
B)dihybrid cross
C)test cross
D)independent assortment cross
E)crosses of differing genotypes result in differing answers-no cross will produce expected ratios every time

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Genetic crosses involve random assortment of alleles, and environmental factors can also influence phenotypic outcomes, so actual results may not always match predicted ratios exactly.

When Crossing Individuals with Differing Genotypes,in Which Kind of Cross