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Determining potential gametes in a polyhybrid crossModerator: BioTeam
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Determining potential gametes in a polyhybrid crossI have a question that I can't seem to find help with anywhere. Yes it is a homework question but I am capable of answering most questions myself, this one however, seems to allude me. There are two individuals with the following hypothetical traits A, B, D, G. Individual 1: AabbDdGg and Individual 2: aaBbDdgg. I don't exactly understand how you determine the potential gametes and how you would set them up on a Punnett Square (I realize it will be a very large one). I have heard of the FOIL method but I guess the explanation was not enough for me. Any help would be appreciated, thanks very much!
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