What ratio of offspring would you expect

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Suppose instead that the F1 generation all had mottled scales (neither striped nor spotted) and their offspring (F2) were striped, mottled, and spotted. What type of dominance would this be and what ratio of offspring would you expect in the F2 generation?

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