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Mark’s discovery has Emily concerned. She has blue eyes, while both of her parents have brown eyes. Is it possible for Emily to be their biological daughter?
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Mark’s discovery has Emily concerned. She has blue eyes, while both of her parents have brown eyes. Is it possible for Emily to be their biological daughter?
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Yes because brown eyes are a dominant gene while blue is recessive gene so one of both of the parents ancestors had to have them for her to be their biological daughter.
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