Mathematics, 26.06.2019 00:30, poolwaterisgross

Draw your own punnett square using the following data. the mother has freckles (ff), and the sad does not (ff). f= no freckles f= freckles. what percentage chance will their child have freckles? are freckles more or less common in society? why?

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