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PROBLEMS FOR PRACTICE: in your responses show your work (calculations/explanation) as well as placce a box around vour final answer. eonse to Vilidedong Jeerigin ort 1. What is the probability of an organism with the following genotype A a Bb CcDd producing a gamete with the following allele combination a B Cd? 2. What is the probability of an organism with the following genotype A a Bb C cDd producing a gamete with the following allele combination a b cd? 91lmobenuboig ss eniwi isoltnebl of an organism with the following genotype A a BbC C producing a gamete ritiw ainensq owl .elleo pge et bns mega els16q2 mont b9ubog s niwi Ismšisil aseert wmat is the probability euld rliw yod niwi eno eouboig (isu insnimob B) 29 nwo Seeve uld eved liw ert Isoiinebl ai niw 1erdto erlt 1 with the following allele combination A b C?

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Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter13: Observing Patterns In Inherited Traits

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