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There is an autosomal gene that controls baldness, and its expression is sex-influenced. The gene for baldness (B) is dominant in males but recessive in females. In females, the allele B1 for nonbaldness is dominant over the gene for baldness. If heterozygous, nonbald woman marries a nonbald man, what will be the appearance of their children? Work out the possibilities for each sex.
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