If we perform the following cross, AABB x AaBb, how many unique haploid gamete genotypes are possible for both parents combined, and what is the probability of the AAbb genotype in their F1 offspring? (Hint: make a list of all possible gamete genotypes for both parents combined, and count the number of unique genotypes). O 2 gamete gentoypes; Probability of AAbb 0.25 O4 gamete gentoypes; Probability of AAbb = 0.25 O 2 gamete gentoypes; Probability of AAbb = 0.125 O 4 gamete gentoypes; Probability of AAbb = 0.125

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