A marine biology study classifies specimens by three characteristics: Bioluminescence ($B$), High-pressure tolerance ($H$), and Toxicity ($T$). These are represented in a Venn diagram where $B$ and $T$ are mutually exclusive, while $H$ overlaps with both $B$ and $T$. The associated probabilities for a randomly selected organism are:

• The probability of possessing only Bioluminescence is 0.28.
• The probability of possessing both Bioluminescence and High-pressure tolerance is 0.12.
• The probability of possessing only High-pressure tolerance is 0.20.
• The probability of possessing both High-pressure tolerance and Toxicity is 0.15.
• The probability of possessing only Toxicity is 0.14.
• The probability of possessing none of these characteristics is 0.11.

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