Answer:
Man (dimples and freckles) - FfDd
Woman (no dimples and no freckles) - ffdd
Child (no dimples and no freckles) - ffdd
Explanation:
According to this question, the possession of freckles (F) and dimples (D) are the dominant traits. The union of a man with dimples and freckles and a woman with no dimples and freckles (ffdd) gave rise to a child that has no dimples or freckles (ffdd).
Since the child has a recessive 'ffdd' genotype, it means that the father will likely have a heterozygous genotype (FfDd). Therefore, the genotypes of the three persons involved are;
- Man (dimples and freckles) - FfDd
- Woman (no dimples and no freckles) - ffdd
- Child (no dimples and no freckles) - ffdd
