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outline the following information on Mendel’s Dihybrid Crosses

1.Previous knowledge that lead to the formation of the hypothesis/question

2.Hypothesis/Question

3.Prediction(s)

4.Experimental Design (test variables, controls, inductive reasoning, deductive reasoning)

5.Results

6.How did the results affect the original hypothesis and/or state of biological knowledge?

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