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Biology, 24.02.2022 01:20 baileyflemingde

One parent has dimples, which is a dominant trait. The other parent has no dimples which is a recessive trait. Dd
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What can be predicted about their offsprings' chances of having dimples?
A 75% will have dimples
B 25% will have dimples
0% will have dimples
50% will have dimples
E 100% will have dimples

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