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Consider a diploid cell that contains genes Y, R, and Z on separate chromosomes. If this cell undergoes meiosis, what is a possible genotype of a daughter cell if the parent cell had the genotype YyRRZz?
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YYRrZz
Step-by-step explanation:
the. daughter contains all the genes
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