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The flash of 100 pound wolf has a caloric value of about 68,000 cal. If the wolf eats only raccoons for one year, how many calories most will be?
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Freckles are a dominant trait in humans. both of the girls have the genotype ff for freckles. if either one marries a man with no freckles, what are the chances that their children will have freckles?
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