On the planet Susru, there are two types of bears; those who like honey-nut cheerios, and those who like multi-grain. The phenotype is determined in an epistatic way by two loci: HNNT, with alleles H (dominant) and h (recessive), and MLTGRN, with alleles M (dominant) and m (recessive). In a cross of a HHMM bear and an hhmm bear, and the F1s like honey-nut. A cross of two F1 bears produces the following sums two-locus genotype counts: All F2 bears with at least one H allele but no M alleles: 920. All F2 bears with at least one M allele but no H alleles: 961. All F2 bears with at least one H allele and at least one M alleles: 2800. What number of F2 bears with the hhmm genotype would produce an F2 data set that is NOT consistent with a duplicate dominant mode of inheritance at the 10% level of significance (Hint: Think Chi-square)