What percent of their female progeny will show the cleft chin trait?

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Almost all female progeny show the cleft chin trait so the percent would be 100%. This trait is normal called as dimples on the cheek. When you have cleft chin, it is quite possible that they have two dominant alleles or sometimes one dominant and one recessive allele.

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