The woolly hair case. An inherited trait among Norwegians causes affected individuals to have very wavy hair, not unlike that of a sheep. The trait, called woolly, is very evident when it occurs in families: no child possess woolly hair unless at least one parent does. Imagine you are a judge, and you have before you a woolly-haired man suing his normal-haired wife for divorce because their first child has woolly hair but their second child has normal hair. The husband claims this constitutes evidence of his wife’s infidelity. Do you accept his claim? How is the trait inherited in the family? Justify your decision with your explanation of the inheritance of the condition in this family.

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