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Earlobes. Which could be the genotype for someone with attached earlobes? Ee e ee E
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Earlobes. Which could be the genotype for someone with attached earlobes? Ee e ee E

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The attached earlobe gene is dominant. So someone with attached earlobes can have the genotype Ee or EE
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ee

Step-by-step explanation:

Since dominant genotype for unattached earlobes would be either EE or Ee; attached earlobes are recessive so the genotype would be ee

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