According to a genetic model, the distribution of fur color of the second generation Havana rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) should be 1:2:1, black:gray:brown. In a sample of second generation rabbits, there are 10 black, 27 gray, and 16 brown rabbits. Assuming random sample and independent observations, does this sample of rabbits suggest that the actual fur color distribution differs from the genetic model? Include all steps for full credit.
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