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What would be the probability of having an HBM kid with adermatoglyphia be from a parent with high bone density but no adermatoglyphia (Hhaa) and a parent with no high bone density but with adermatiglyphia (hhAa)

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The probability would be 1/4

Dihybrid Crosses

The cross is a dihybrid one between high bone density, no adermatoglphia individual (Hhaa) and no high bone density, adermatoglyphia individual hhAa.

Based on the assumption that H is dominant over h and A is dominant over a.

Hhaa    x    hhAa (see the attached image for the Puneet's square result)

Offspring:

  • HhAa - 1/4 - High bone density, adermatiglyphia
  • Hhaa - 1/4 - High bone density, no adermatiglyphia
  • hhAa - 1/4 - no high bone density, adermatiglyphia
  • hhaa - 1/4 - no high bone density, no adermatiglyphia

More on dihybrid crosses can be found here: https://brainly.com/question/1185199?referrer=searchResults

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