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- Determine the predicted genotype frequencies among the offspring of the following crosses:a. AABB × aaBB b. AaBB × AABb c. AaBb × aabb d. AaBb × AaBbPredict the outcome of two-factor crosses using a PunnettsquarePredict the outcome of crosses involving incomplete dominance, overdominance, and codominance