Why do you think when we see a recessive trait, phenotype, like a straight hair line, that we can figure out the genotype? Why can we not for sure determine the genotype of a dominant trait?

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Why do you think when we see a recessive trait, phenotype, like a straight hair line, that we can figure out the genotype? Why can we not for sure determine the genotype of a dominant trait?

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It is NOT POSSIBLE to determine a person's genotype if that person presents the dominant trait

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