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In a certain specles, brown eyes are dominant to blue eyes. A male is heterozygous for the brown eye (B) gene and a female with blue eyes (b) have two children with brown eyes. What is the probability
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In a certain specles, brown eyes are dominant to blue eyes. A male is heterozygous for the brown eye (B) gene and a female with blue eyes (b) have two children with brown eyes. What is the probability that their next child will have blue eyes?"
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The probability is 50%
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