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Consider the following three traits in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster , each controlled by a single pair of contrasting genes exhibiting complete dominance: wing length bodycolor eyecolor long wings = L gray body = B dull red dyes = R short wings = I black body = b brown eyes = r Assume that each pair of genes is located in a different pair of chromosomes (i.e., independent gene pairs). In a cross between two flies heterozygous for each pair of genes, what is the probability that the first adult fly emerging is short-winged , gray-bodied, and red-eyed?

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