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There will be nine (9) different phenotype would be expected in the offspring. E<span>ach gene is incompletely dominant each possible genotype would be a distinct phenotype. There should be 9 distinct phenotypes (one per distinct genotypes). Note there are 4^2 = 16 possible genotypes, however, some repeat for phenotypical expression. </span>
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