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how many different genotypes can be found in a population if a gene has 3 alleles

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Six different genotypes can be found in a population if gene has three allele.
Suppose : ABC is the allele in the gene. Then the different genotypes which can be forme are ACB, ABC, BAC, BCA, CAB, CBA

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