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In hamsters, black fur (B) and white fur (W) are co-dominant. A scientist finds a record of offspring for a mated pair of hamaters
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In hamsters, black fur (B) and white fur (W) are co-dominant. A scientist finds a record of offspring for a mated pair of hamaters
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bw x bb
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