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In humans, earlobes that are suspended (detached) are dominant over those that are attached. If a mother has suspended earlobes (but her mother did not) and the father has attached earlobes, what are the
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In humans, earlobes that are suspended (detached) are dominant over those that are attached. If a mother has suspended earlobes (but her mother did not) and the father has attached earlobes, what are the chances that their first child will have attached earlobes?

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i would say it is a 50/50chance

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