  We consider the generation of a baryon asymmetry in an extension of the
Standard Model with two singlet Majorana fermions that are degenerate above the
electroweak phase transition. The model can explain neutrino masses as well as
the observed matter-antimatter asymmetry, for masses of the heavy singlets
below the electroweak scale. The only physical CP violating phases in the model
are those in the PMNS mixing matrix, i.e. the Dirac phase and a Majorana phase
that enter light neutrino observables. We present an accurate analytic
approximation for the baryon asymmetry in terms of CP flavour invariants, and
derive the correlations with neutrino observables. We demonstrate that the
measurement of CP violation in neutrino oscillations as well as the mixings of
the heavy neutral leptons with the electron, muon and tau flavours suffice to
pin down the matter-antimatter asymmetry from laboratory measurements.
