Below is question 13 for reference and my real question is the following picture for question 16 Questions 13 through 16 refer to the following problem: in gerbils, the gene that specifiescoat color is sex-linked and has multiple alleles, as follows: B - black, bor - brown, b’ - yellow, and b- albino. The allele bor is incompletely dominant over by, the combination bºb giving tan color;otherwise, dominance is in the order given -- B, bor, bY, b. (For your information, gerbils aremammals.) A black gerbil mated with a yellow gerbil gave one brown male and one black femaleoffspring. Referring to question 13, if the two offspring were to mate with each other, what is theprobability that the first three female offspring will be black?O 1/41/64O 1/83/8O 1/16

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Referring to question 13, if the two offspring were to mate with each other, what is the probability that the first three female offspring will be black? O 1/4 O 1/64 1/8 3/8 O 1/16

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