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Suppose an individual with DdEeFfGghh genotype mates with an individual with DdEeffGgHH genotype. What would be...

Suppose an individual with DdEeFfGghh genotype mates with an individual with DdEeffGgHH genotype. What would be the predicted frequency of ddEeFfggHh offspring from such a mating? (use probabilities not a Punnett square)

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