Considering only the 2 genes A & B, how many genetically distinct gametes can this individual produce, if genetic recombination results from independent assortment ONLY?

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Considering only the 2 genes A & B, how many genetically distinct gametes can this individual produce, if genetic recombination results from independent assortment ONLY?

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Answer: Ask your mom

Explanation: She was in school before you duh

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