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It depends on the allele combinations of the other pea plant parent.

If the other pea plant parent also has a genotype of RrYy, then there are 16 combinations.

If the other parent has genotype RRYY, then there are only 4 allele combinations.

If the other parent has a genotype of RrYY, then there are 8 allele combinations in the gametes.

If the other parent has a genotype of RRYy, then there are also 8 possible combinations in the gametes.

Finally, if the other parent has the genotype rryy, then there are 4 gamete combinations.

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There would be 2 different allele combinations found in the gametes produced by a pea plant with the genotype RrYY. This is because during gamete formation, alleles segregate independently, leading to a 50% chance of each allele combination (RY and Ry) being present in the gametes.

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4 is the correct answer

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2 : RY and rY

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RY, rY, YY, YY - 4

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Two: RY and rY

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RY

RY

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Yr

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2

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TY and tY

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4

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Q: How many different allele combinations would be found in the gametes produced by a pea plant whose genotypes are RrYY?
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