Being able to roll the tongue is dominant over not being able to roll the tongue. What is the probability that the offspring will be unable to roll the tongue?

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Being able to roll the tongue is dominant over not being able to roll the tongue.

What is the probability that the offspring will be unable to roll the tongue?

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Answer:

It's A or you can say 0

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FacesOfMu answered Jul 23, 2021

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Answer:

one half or one fourth or three fourths

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just depends

Hamid Tavakoli answered Jul 28, 2021

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