questions go together. You cross two individuals with genotypes AaBbCcdd and AaBbccDd. What is the likelihood one of their offspring will show the recessive phenotype at exactly three of the four traits ? What are the full, four -locus target genotypes for an offspring with the recessive phenotype at

questions go together. You cross two individuals with genotypes AaBbCcdd and AaBbccDd. What is the likelihood one of their offspring will show the recessive phenotype at exactly three of the four traits ? What are the full, four -locus target genotypes for an offspring with the recessive phenotype at

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