1) What is the frequency of gray, sleek testcross progeny? 2) What is the frequency of gray, friendly testcross progeny? 3) What is the frequency of black, friendly testcross progeny? 4) What is the frequency of black, pudgy, mean testcross progeny? 5) What is the frequency of gray, pudgy, friendly testcross progeny?
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