Hungaaroons can have straight hair, wavy hair, or curly hair. Straight hair is caused by having two of the same allele (SS). Curly hair is the results

of having two curly hair alleles (CC), Wavy haired individuals are heterozygous. What type of inheritance pattern does this trait follow?

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Ariella Serrano

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28 January, 01:58

Hungaaroons can have straight hair, wavy hair, or curly hair. Straight hair is caused by having two of the same allele (SS). Curly hair is the results

of having two curly hair alleles (CC), Wavy haired individuals are heterozygous. What type of inheritance pattern does this trait follow?

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Leon Vaughan · Answer 1

Wavy haired would be SC, seeing as it is "heterozygous," meaning it has one of each allele. This is called incomplete dominance, where neither allele is expressed fully over the other.

Hungaaroons can have straight hair, wavy hair, or curly hair. Straight hair is caused by having two of the same allele (SS). Curly hair is the resultsof having two curly hair alleles (CC), Wavy haired individuals are heterozygous. What type of inheritance pattern does this trait follow?

Hungaaroons can have straight hair, wavy hair, or curly hair. Straight hair is caused by having two of the same allele (SS). Curly hair is the results

of having two curly hair alleles (CC), Wavy haired individuals are heterozygous. What type of inheritance pattern does this trait follow?