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Problem 5: The following is a complex pedigree for two traits, red hair and body hair. What are the genetic basis of these traits. Are they related to each other. 1 || III IV V | 11 III IV V VI ㅇㅁ 어디인 어디 다이어리 다이어ㅁ 다이 Red hair 어ㅁ ㅇㅁㅇㅁ 어미 3 = Red beard and body hair 어 어디 미모의 모습 업 양동마ㅇㅇㅁ ㅁㅁㅁ 어미 임 b. Do you think that the red-hair allele is common or rare in the population as a whole?

Problem 5: The following is a complex pedigree for two traits, red hair and body hair. What are the genetic basis of these traits. Are they related to each other. 1 || III IV V | 11 III IV V VI ㅇㅁ 어디인 어디 다이어리 다이어ㅁ 다이 Red hair 어ㅁ ㅇㅁㅇㅁ 어미 3 = Red beard and body hair 어 어디 미모의 모습 업 양동마ㅇㅇㅁ ㅁㅁㅁ 어미 임 b. Do you think that the red-hair allele is common or rare in the population as a whole?

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