Describe the inheritance pattern for an autosomal dominant trait, such as free-hanging earlobes, if only one parent has free-hanging earlobes.
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This means that the parent has one dominant allele (F) for free-hanging earlobes and one recessive allele (f) for attached earlobes. Show more…
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