Biology, asked by hamsel4745, 5 months ago

How is it possible for you to show the trait when neither of your parents shows it? Draw a Punnett square to support your answer.
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Answered by MayaSharma1422
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A person can only show a recessive trait if both of his parents carried at least one copy each of the recessive allele. The parents do not need to show the trait, as one copy is not enough to reveal it, but they must both carry it.

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