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Reil [10]
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12

Who derived benzene

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Akimi4 [234]3 years ago
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The scientist, kulele', spelling may b wrong...1800's...............
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Explanation:

<u>Datos disponibles</u>:

  • Polidactilia es causada por un alelo dominante, P.
  • El alelo recesivo p produce numero normal de dedos.
  • Francisco y Martha → Abuelos → uno de ellos con polidactilia
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<u>1º Cruza</u>: Francisco x Martha

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