Educational worksheet on Punnett squares demonstrating genetic inheritance patterns for tall and short plant traits.

Let’s solve each Punnett square one by one.

We are told:
- T = tall (dominant)
- t = short (recessive)
- TT = dominant tall → genotype: tall, phenotype: tall
- Tt = mixed hybrid → genotype: hybrid, phenotype: tall
- tt = recessive short → genotype: short, phenotype: short

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First Punnett Square (Top Left):

Parents: Both are dominant tall → so both parents are TT

Grid:

```
T T
T TT TT
T TT TT
```

All 4 offspring are TT

So the 4 possible offspring names are:
1. TT
2. TT
3. TT
4. TT

But since they’re all the same, we can list them as such.

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Second Punnett Square (Top Right):

Parents: Both are mixed hybrids → so both parents are Tt

Grid:

```
T t
T TT Tt
t Tt tt
```

Offspring:
1. TT → dominant tall
2. Tt → mixed hybrid
3. Tt → mixed hybrid
4. tt → recessive short

Expected ratio: 1 TT : 2 Tt : 1 tt
Phenotype ratio: 3 tall : 1 short

But the question asks to “name the 4 possible offspring” — so we list each box’s result.

So:
1. TT
2. Tt
3. Tt
4. tt

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Third Punnett Square (Bottom Left):

One parent is dominant tall (TT), one is mixed hybrid (Tt)

Grid:

```
T T
T TT TT
t Tt Tt
```

Offspring:
1. TT
2. TT
3. Tt
4. Tt

So:
1. TT
2. TT
3. Tt
4. Tt

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Fourth Punnett Square (Bottom Right):

Both parents are recessive short → so both are tt

Grid:

```
t t
t tt tt
t tt tt
```

All 4 offspring are tt

So:
1. tt
2. tt
3. tt
4. tt

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Now, let’s write the final answers clearly for each section.

Final Answer:

Top Left (Both parents dominant tall):
1. TT
2. TT
3. TT
4. TT

Top Right (Both parents mixed hybrids):
1. TT
2. Tt
3. Tt
4. tt

Bottom Left (One dominant tall, one mixed hybrid):
1. TT
2. TT
3. Tt
4. Tt

Bottom Right (Both parents recessive short):
1. tt
2. tt
3. tt
4. tt