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How is it possible that the same set of parents can have a baby with the thumb extension trait and a baby without the thumb extension trait
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How is it possible that the same set of parents can have a baby with the thumb extension trait and a baby without the thumb extension trait
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Different strands of DNA are in both parents. One parent can have both the recessive gene and the non recessive gene.
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it is possible because of different stands of DNA
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