6. Inyourlab section, which was the most common dominant trait? (from Table7-1)7. Which was the rarest dominant trait? (from Table 7-1) PhenotypesGenotypesClass Percentages1. Dark eyes, light eyesA-), aa88122. Mid-digital hair, lackingB- (bb5050243. Dark hair, light hairG CC4.Non-red hair, red hairdd76333924D-2447265. Widow's peak, smoothhairline6. Curly, wavy, straight hair7. Dimples present, absent8. Freckles present, aþsentE-FF Ff (ff),35G- ggH- hh4753Long, medium, short head10. Earlobes free, attachedII li iJ- i)505011. Roman nose, straightnoseK- kk247612. Straight thumb, hitchhiker's thumb356513. RTC taster, non-tasterM-mm6259N nn3814. Toe longer, toe shorter15. Eyebrows bushy, eyebrows fine16. Right(handed, left-handed419462P- épP)Rrr17. Short, tal)S- (S3818. Thick lips, th(n lipsT- (tt56竹19. Tongye roHing, not rolling20. Normal vision, red-green color blind XN- X"X" X"Y82uu

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