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Two parents with a dominant trait have a child who shows the normal phenotype. What is the chance that that child is a carrier of the trait?

▸ the chance that an unaffected child is a carrier is 0%

▸ the chance that an unaffected child is a carrier is less than 50%

▸ the chance that an unaffected child is a carrier is 2/3

▸ the chance that an unaffected child is a carrier is 75%

▸ the chance that an unaffected child is a carrier is 50%

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