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1. Which of the following represents the number of possible gametes produced from a genotype of RrBBCcDDEe?
2. The pedigree below is most likely a pedigree of a condition of which type of inheritance?
3. Suppose that 200 red snapdragons were mated with 200 white snapdragons and they produced only pink snapdragons. The mating of two pink snapdragons would most likely result in offspring that are
4. A court case is trying to determine the father of a particular baby. The mother has type O blood, and the baby has type B blood. Which of the following blood types would mean that the man was definitely not the father of the baby?
5. Which of the following diseases is not caused by trisomy nondisjunction?
6. Assume that gray squirrel color results from a dominant allele G. The father squirrel is black, the mother squirrel is gray, and their first baby is black. What is the probability that their second baby is also black?
7. Imagine that tulips are either yellow or white. You start growing tulips and find out that if you want to get yellow tulips, then at least one of the parents must be yellow. Which color is dominant?

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