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A: The Pedigree shows autosomal recessive inheritance. In this type of inheritance mutation of two…

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Q: Please use the attached photo to answer the following questions: 1. Is a widow’s peak a dominant or…

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A: Autosomal dominant disease means only one diseased allele is required to get the disease/disorder.

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