TWO-GENE CROSSES Info for Problems # 9-11. Dimples and freckles are autosomal dominant traits, encoded by genes on separate chromosomes. Jessica has no dimples and no freckles. Jessica's mother has dimples and freckles, and Jessica's father has no dimples and no freckles. D= d- F= X O

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