Please show work. I provided an example 4.Draw a diagram clearly showing how intragenic recombination can take an individual who is ccand produce gametes that are dominant C phenotype. 4.Draw a diagram clearly showing how intragenic recombination can take an individual who is aaand produce gametes that are A.Has bith metetins→ Nomatetien? AThe A sene*: mitatim

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Draw a diagram clearly showing how intragenic recombination can take an individual who is cc
and produce gametes that are dominant C phenotype.

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Draw a diagram clearly showing how intragenic recombination can take an individual who is aa
and produce gametes that are A.
Has bith metetins
→ Nomatetien? A
The A sene
*: mitatim

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