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Consider the following cross in which there is complete dominance at the Q, R, and T loci, and the alleles at the F locus show co-dominance of the alleles FA and FB Parent 1 genotype QqRrTtFAFB   x     Parent 2 genotype  QqRRTtFAFB The number of different possible combinations of alleles from these loci in  gametes  produced by Parent1 is [blank1] The probability that a gamete produced by Parent 2 would carry the alleles Q and R and t and FB is [Blank2] The probability that an offspring from this cross would have the genotype QqRRTtFAFA is [blank3]          

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