8. For the pedigree shown: a. What are the genotypes of individuals C and D? Briefly justify your answer b. What can you say about the likely genotypes of individuals A and B? Briefly justify your answer. B 어모 모오오미 무오모

8. For the pedigree shown: a. What are the genotypes of individuals C and D? Briefly justify your answer b. What can you say about the likely genotypes of individuals A and B? Briefly justify your answer. B 어모 모오오미 무오모

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Chapter12: Mendel, Genes, And Inheritance

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8. For the pedigree shown:
a. What are the genotypes of individuals C and D? Briefly justify your answer
b. What can you say about the likely genotypes of individuals A and B? Briefly
justify your answer.
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