In humans, straight hair can be represented as ss and curly hair as ss. hair texture exhibits incomplete dominance. a man with c
urly hair (ss) has children with a woman with wavy hair (ss). what are the chances that their children will have curly hair?
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Answer:
The correct answer would be 50 percent.
The genotype of a father would be homozygous dominant, that is, SS.
The genotype of a father would be homozygous dominant, that is, Ss.
The cross would result in the production of offspring with two possible types of genotypes SS and ss in the ratio 1:1.
Thus, probability of an offspring to have curly hair (SS) would be 50 percent.
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