Biology, 09.03.2021 22:00 genyjoannerubiera
In human traits, having dimples is dominant over not having dimples. If a mother heterozygous with dimples (Dd) and a father with no dimples (dd) have children, what would be the expected outcome of their children?
A)100% with dimples, 0% without dimples
B)25% with dimples, 75% without dimples
C)0% with dimples, 100% without dimples
D)50% with dimples, 50% without dimples
E)75% with dimples, 25% without dimples
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