Answer:
- G1: One copy of the B allele per cell
- G2: Two copies of the B allele per cell
- metaphase of mitosis: Two copies of the B allele per cell
- metaphase I of meiosis: Two copies of the B allele per cell
- metaphase II of meiosis: One copy of the B allele per cell
- second cytokinesis following meiosis: One copy of the B allele in only two of the four daughter cells.
Explanation:
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