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In Biology / High School | 2014-05-01

Two parents with dimples have a child with no dimples. The allele [tex]D[/tex] for dimples is dominant. What are the possible genotypes of the parents?

I. [tex]DD[/tex] and [tex]Dd[/tex]
II. [tex]Dd[/tex] and [tex]Dd[/tex]
III. [tex]DD[/tex] and [tex]dd[/tex]

A. I only
B. II only
C. I or II
D. II or III
E. I, II, or III

Asked by Loriann305

Answer (2)

I am pretty sure D is the answer

Answered by nh0xl0v3m1lk | 2024-06-10

The possible genotypes of the parents are specifically D d and D d . This combination allows for the possibility of having a child with the genotype dd , which expresses no dimples. Thus, the correct choice is B. II only.
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Answered by nh0xl0v3m1lk | 2024-12-20