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xplain why in F2 progeny those traits are appear which are not seen in F1 progeny ?

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The traits can be dominant or recessive, and the recessive traits are masked by the dominant ones in the F1generation. Later in F2 Generation alleles seggregate and different combination are obtained and according to those traits appear in F2 generation which were not seen in F1 Progeny.

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