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zheka24 [161]
2 years ago
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Biology
1 answer:
seraphim [82]2 years ago
5 0

                            <u>r</u>                <u>r</u>

<u>R</u>                       Rr                Rr

<u>r</u>                       rr                  rr

Genotype of the mother with freckle trait is rr. This means that it is a recessive  trait.

Genotype of of the father having clear facial skin is Rr, showing that it is a dominant trait. There can be two genotypes for this trait that is Rr and RR.

When these parents are crossed, they produce 50% offsprings with the freckles trait (rr) and 50% with clear facial skin ( Rr).

Therefore, the likelihood of the first child with freckles is A

Hope this helped , Danielle xo

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