Parent 1: AA Bb cc Parent 2: Aa Bb Cc A, B, and C are dominant....

Parent 1: AA Bb cc

Parent 2: Aa Bb Cc

A, B, and C are dominant.

How many distinct phenotypes could be produced?

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