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Description: Put your thumb up (i.e., the “thumbs up” hand signal). Hypothetically (but not actually), if your thumb is bent then you exhibit the dominant phenotype, and if it is straight then you exhibit the recessive phenotype. Write your phenotype and all of y

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Put your thumb up (i.e., the “thumbs up” hand signal). Hypothetically (but not actually), if your thumb is bent then you exhibit the dominant phenotype, and if it is straight then you exhibit the recessive phenotype. Write your phenotype and all of your possible genotype(s) using the correct genetic terminology (do not just write letters like “Ee”). Next, if you had children with someone who showed the dominant phenotype, could these children show the recessive phenotype? Why or why not?

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