How many gametes are possible with the 3 genes of an individual of genotype AaBRBBCc

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Q: For an organism of genotype AaBbCC, which of the following is not an option for a gamete?  ABC, AbC,…

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Q: Make the following Punnett square. RIYYTT X et as needed.

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