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  • Inheritance of Pod Color: How DNA is Passed Down
    The possible offspring of green and yellow pods get their DNA from both parents, in equal amounts.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Each parent contributes one chromosome from each pair to their offspring. These chromosomes carry the genetic information, including the genes that determine pod color.

    * The offspring receives one chromosome from the green pod parent and one chromosome from the yellow pod parent.

    * The combination of these chromosomes determines the offspring's pod color.

    This is a simplified explanation, as the actual inheritance of pod color can be more complex depending on the specific genes involved. However, the fundamental principle remains the same: offspring inherit genetic information from both parents.

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