Monohybrid Cross Explained

Mendel's Classic monohybrid cross, explained using pea colors.
Traditionally, this is the F1 cross that follows the F0 cross of two homozygous parents- one homozygous dominant and one homozygous recessive. All of the offspring of the F0 cross are heterozygous (hybrids for a single trait).
This video explains the result of crossing two heterozygous organisms.

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I may have missed this concept but you go more in depth of genotypic ratio for monohybrid cross :)

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What do we call a cross between homozygous dominant and heterozygous conditions for a specific gene?
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How about a cross between two individuals that are homozygous dominant and recessive ( i.e. pure individuals)? Is that not monohybrid cross ? Is there any difference between monohybrid cross and monohybrid inheritance? Thanks.

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Is there any other way to f2 results?

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How do you form the F2 from this please

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isnt it suppose to be a crossing between 2 true-breeding parents? like TT tt

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[@Michelle-mv4xz]

Mono in English means one (the number). Hybrid means a mix like the sea creature wholphin (the offspring of a dolphin and a whale). A mono hybrid cross is when two heterozygotes (examples: Yy, Gg, Mm.. etc) reproduce, their offsprings will be 3/4 dominant (YY and yy) and 1/4 recessive (yy).

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