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In a cross between two doubly heterozygous Ursa gummi, we observe 415 Melting Ursa gummi and 50 Melting-resistant Ursa gummi. If the Melting phenotype is the dominant phenotype, make a decision as to whether these data are consistent with the duplicate dominant epistatic mode of inheritance. Make your decision based on a significance level threshold of 5%.

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