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An offspring cannot have a trait if neither of its parents has it. Agree or disagree?

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disagree, the offspring can have traits of the from the parent's parent's, if that makes sense
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If the P generation are both heterozygous then you have a 25% chance that the offspring will get the recessive trait. If both parents have brown eyes, the child can have blue eyes but it would have to be as a recessive trait from heterozygous parents
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