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A brachydactylous man (who is heterozygous) mates with a woman who also has the trait (and is homozygous dominant). What is the probability of their having a child without the t…

A brachydactylous man (who is heterozygous) mates with a woman who also has the trait (and is homozygous dominant). What is the probability of their having a child without the t…
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A brachydactylous man (who is heterozygous) mates with a woman who also has the trait (and is homozygous dominant). What is the probability of their having a child without the trait?show as a punnett square

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