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Consider again the hypothetical population with two genes, each with two alleles (A & a, B & b) as in question 6. If you perform a monohybrid cross of an AABB homozygote with an aabb homozygote, what is the proportion of F2 offspring that have the genotype AaBb? a.0.0625 b.0.125 c.0.5 d.0.25

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