Problem 4: Here are four human pedigrees. The black symbols represent an abnormalphenotype inherited in a simple Mendelian manner.2SODOCTO5667588166560a. For each pedigree, state whether the abnormal condition is dominant or recessive. Try to statethe logic behind your answer.b. For each pedigree, describe the genotypes of as many persons as possible.

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Problem 4: Here are four human pedigrees. The black symbols represent an abnormal phenotype inherited in a simple Mendelian manner. 2 3 5588 bogo ملح 55666 a. For each pedigree, state whether the abnormal condition is dominant or recessive. Try to state the logic behind your answer. b. For each pedigree, describe the genotypes of as many persons as possible.

Problem 4: Here are four human pedigrees. The black symbols represent an abnormal phenotype inherited in a simple Mendelian manner. 2 3 5588 bogo ملح 55666 a. For each pedigree, state whether the abnormal condition is dominant or recessive. Try to state the logic behind your answer. b. For each pedigree, describe the genotypes of as many persons as possible.

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