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Answer the next five questions based on the following information. You are studying a particular type of spider and have identified four traits that follow simple mendelian genetics. The B gene governs body color and black body color is dominant to brown. The D gene governs whether or not the spider is poisonous, and poisonous is dominant to non-poisonous. The E gene governs eye color and black eyes are dominant to red eyes. The H gene governs hair type and hairy is dominant to hairless. Indicate your answer numerically not alphabetically. For instance, answer "2" not "two." For each answer that is not a whole number, give your answer as a fraction reduced to the lowest possible whole numbers. For instance, 3/9 would be reduced to 1/3.

a. You mate a BbDdEeHh spider with a BbDdEeHh spider. What fraction of the offspring would you expect to have a black body, black eyes and be hairy and poisonous?
b. You mate a BbDdEeHh spider with a BbDdEeHh spider. What fraction of the offspring would you expect to have a black body, black eyes and be hairless and non-poisonous?

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