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forsale [732]
2 years ago
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There is a genetic trait called sun sneezing when sufferers from ACHOO syndrome sneeze uncontrollably when exposed to direct sun

light. The allele that causes sun sneezing is dominant over the non-sneezing allele. A sun-sneezing man marries a non-sneezing woman. They have many many children and all are sun sneezers. If they have a 23rd child, what are the chances that it will be a sun-sneezer? How do you know?
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