Earlobes can either be attached to the cheek or be 'free' (unattached). This characteristic is controlled by a single gene. The allele for attached earlobes is recessive. The diagram shows the inheritance of attached earlobes in one family. [Figure 38.1] Which two individuals must be heterozygous for earlobe attachment?
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A: 1 and 7
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