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The following is a biochemical pathway for the control of pink pigment. Production occurs in three reaction steps, regulated by the genes X, Y and Z which assort independently. Only the product of gene Z has colour, all the other products in the pathway are colourless. X Y Z no colour  step 1  step 2  pink pigment Any of the alleles x, y or z when inherited as a homozygous recessive pair result in blocking of the pathway which gives rise to a colourless phenotype. If a red XX YY ZZ parent is crossed with a colourless xx yy zz and any of their F1 offspring are then crossed with an xx yy zz individual (a test cross), what proportion of the offspring will be pink?

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