in humans, having freckles is dominant over not having freckles. A heterozygous male with freckles has children with a female who does not have freckles. What fraction/percent of the children will not have freckles?

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Logan Pham

29 October, 08:15

in humans, having freckles is dominant over not having freckles. A heterozygous male with freckles has children with a female who does not have freckles. What fraction/percent of the children will not have freckles?

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Katelyn · Answer 1

50%

Explanation:

If you do out the punnet square Ffxff, the result will be 50% of offspring with heterozygous (dominant trait is shown) and 50% will be homozygous recessive