Out of 10 people (20 alleles), if there are 14 alleles for tongue curling (dominant over non-tongue curling), what is the minimum and maximum number of people who can exhibit the trait? Group of answer choices 7, 9 0, 10 cannot be determined 6, 7 7, 10

Out of 10 people (20 alleles), if there are 14 alleles for tongue curling (dominant over non-tongue curling), what is the minimum and maximum number of people who can exhibit the trait? Group of answer choices 7, 9 0, 10 cannot be determined 6, 7 7, 10

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Chapter18: Genetics Of Behavior

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