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Two parents heterozygous for a dominant disease have numerous offspring. if one disease and one healthy individual are chosen from their children to mate, what is the probabilit…

Two parents heterozygous for a dominant disease have numerous offspring. if one disease and one healthy individual are chosen from their children to mate, what is the probabilit…
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two parents heterozygous for a dominant disease have numerous offspring. if one disease and one healthy individual are chosen from their children to mate, what is the probability of a child in the third generation having the disease

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A 50% chance that the child will also have a disease

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