In humans, free ear lobes are dominant to attached ear lobes. If a child has the heterozygous genotype for this trait, what phenotype will be expressed?

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Jakogut asked Jul 15, 2023

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In humans, free ear lobes are dominant to attached ear lobes. If a child has the heterozygous genotype for this trait, what phenotype will be expressed?

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The child will have free ear lobes, because free ear lobes are dominant over the attached ear lobes

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