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B You are studying a gene in C. elegans that on Chromosome III and is homozygous recessive for its allele pair. Assuming there are no mutations, would you ever expect to get an offspring that is a genotype other than homozygous recessive? Explain your answer using genetics terms. Draw it out if it helps..

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