The following cross is set: DDEeFFggHh X DdEEFfGGhh a. What is the maximum number of additive alleles possible in their offspring? b. What is the maximum number of non-additive alleles possible in their offspring?

The following cross is set: DDEeFFggHh X DdEEFfGGhh a. What is the maximum number of additive alleles possible in their offspring? b. What is the maximum number of non-additive alleles possible in their offspring?

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Concepts of Biology

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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