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A cross between two tailless mice (phenotype) produces tailless and wildtype offspring in a ratio of 2 tailless: 1 wildtype. Matings between the tailless progeny and wildtype individuals produce a 1: 1 ratio of tailless to wildtype. What is the most likely genotype of the parental tailless mice

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