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Could 2 parents who are tasters have a child who is not a taster? Explain
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Could 2 parents who are tasters have a child who is not a taster? Explain

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I'm going to assume being a taster is dominate trait if both parents had the gennetic code for dominate recessive Tt the the odds of them haveing a taster child should be 3/4 and them having a non taster child should be 1/4
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Possibly. If 2 of the parents have a hybrid gene 
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