Examine the genotype for an individual who is AaBbCcDd. Predict the outcomes of meiosis and the potential gamete combinations that could form from this individual. Select ALL that apply.
A)
50% of the gametes will be AaBbCcDd.
B)
1/16 of the gametes produced will be ABcd.
The individual could make gametes that contain ABCD.
D)
The individual could make gametes abcd half of the time.
E)
Only dominant traits will be present in the gametes from a heterozygous
individual

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