Having dimples is a dominant characteristic. Complete a Punnett Square using two parents who have dimples and are both heterozygous (Dd). What is the percent chance that their children will have dimples

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Having dimples is a dominant characteristic. Complete a Punnett Square using two parents who have dimples and are both heterozygous (Dd). What is the percent chance that their children will have dimples

		
100%
		
75%
		
50%
		
0%

anonymous · Answer

I Would say 75%

anonymous · Answer

Do you know how to make a punnet square ?

anonymous · Answer

The punnett square would show you 4 combinations of Dd + Dd. 
They are DD, Dd, dD, and dd. 
Having dimples is dominant, so any D's in your genes are gonna give you dimples. I see that 3 out of my 4 combinations have a big D in them, so there is a 75% (3/4) chance of showing dimples.

anonymous · Answer

I want to walk you through this one instead of giving you the answer it's real easy

anonymous · Answer

Yes you are smart you already knew the answer !

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anonymous · Answer

Yea i kno the answers but i want to make sure i get them right & Thanks

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