Geneticists Must Be Able to Compare the Outcomes They Obtain

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Short Answer

Geneticists must be able to compare the outcomes they obtain in their experiments to the outcomes that might be expected to occur. Which test would they use to confirm that the difference between observed and expected outcomes could be attributed to chance?

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Definitions:

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