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Which of the following is true regarding heterozygous carriers of large chromosome inversions or translocations?
◦ They should be completely fertile because no genes were deleted.
◦ They commonly exhibit phenotypic abnormalities.
◦ They typically have a reduction in the number of viable gametes.
◦ Inversion heterozygotes will only produce viable gametes if they have a paracentric inversion, but not a pericentric inversion.
◦ Translocation heterozygotes will produce viable gametes regardless of the pattern of segregation of the involved chromosomes.
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