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Two parents have the genotype dd and DD for dimples. The presence of dimples is dominant. What are the chances that their child will have dimples?

Two parents have the genotype dd and DD for dimples. The presence of dimples is dominant. What are the chances that their child will have dimples?
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Two parents have the genotype dd and DD for dimples. The presence of dimples is dominant. What are the chances that their child will have dimples?

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Using the Punnet square, you find it is a 100% chance
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User Deepak N
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use punnett squares I hope this helps I wasn't sure who had the dominant trait but from using punnett squares the child will have 100% chance of having dimples
Two parents have the genotype dd and DD for dimples. The presence of dimples is dominant-example-1
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