Gene A and geneby 1bcM. A women with the genokype aabb has children witha man who is Aabb and the man's Parher was AABB.B ave two linked geres which are separatedI) what is the probability meir first child uwill be Aabb?2) what is the probability xheir furst two children will beAabb?

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Gene A and gene B are two linked geres uwhich are separated bg 15CM. A women with the genokype aaob has chiidren with a man who is AaBb and the man's pather was AABB. I) what is the probability meir first child will be Aabb? 2) what is the probability xheir first two children will be Aabb?

Gene A and gene B are two linked geres uwhich are separated bg 15CM. A women with the genokype aaob has chiidren with a man who is AaBb and the man's pather was AABB. I) what is the probability meir first child will be Aabb? 2) what is the probability xheir first two children will be Aabb?

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