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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 13-02-2014
  • Biology
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what is one reason that the offspring resulting from breeding the sheep with an unrelated sheep would not all be the sameĀ 

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KatieOG KatieOG
  • 15-02-2014

Each sheep has their own genetic information. So if they were unrelated, each sheep would give unique genes, resulting in unique offspring.

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