Question

in humans, wavy hair (cs) result by co-dominant situation of curly hair (c) and straight hair (s). what are the possible results if a curly-haired man and wavy- haired woman have children

Answer 1

OK. The first thing you wan to do is to figure out what genotypes the parents have based on their phenotypes. Then you want to use that info about their phenotypes to set up a Punnet square and do the cross. The cross gives you the genotypes of the children. Once you have that you need to interpret the genotypes and see what sort of phenotypes correspond to them.

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Answer 2

well if you make a punnet square it should be easy to figure out. it would be WW(1 OFFSPRING/CHILD DOMINANT CURLY HAIR) WW(2ND) Ww (3rd) and Ww (last) there all dominant so they would have curly hair.