Biology, asked by Laquanmontes02, 1 year ago

The allele for a widow’s peak has complete dominance over the allele for a straight hairline (w). What is the probability of a man with a straight hairline (ww) and a woman with a widow’s peak (WW) having an offspring without a widow’s peak?

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Answered by bhaishaz
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There won't be any probability for any of the offspring without widow's peak, or there is 0 probability or there will be no offspring without widow's peak, this goes by the following mentioned cross
WW × ww
Gametes (haploid)
male W, W
Female w, w
F1 offspring all Ww
W (with widow's peak) completely dominant.
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