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Transcribed Image Text:3. The gene that controls coat colour in rabbits has four alleles:
agouti (C), chinchilla (cck), Himalayan (ch), and albino (c). The
order of dominance among these alleles is C> cch > ch > c.
A) heterozygous Himalayan rabbit is crossed with a chinchilla rabbit that had an albino father.
a) What are the genotypes of the two rabbits?
a Punnett square determine the phenotypic ratio of the rabbits’ offspring.
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