In cats, there are two types of ears: normal and curly. A curly-eared cat mated with a normal - eared cat, and all of the kittens had curly ears. Are curly ears a dominant or recessive trait? Explain.

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Corey Hines

30 December, 01:52

In cats, there are two types of ears: normal and curly. A curly-eared cat mated with a normal - eared cat, and all of the kittens had curly ears. Are curly ears a dominant or recessive trait? Explain.

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Devon Reilly · Answer 1

In cats, there are two types of ears: normal and curly. A curly-eared cat mated with a normal - eared cat, and all of the kittens had curly ears. Are curly ears a dominant or recessive trait? Explain.

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All kittens have curly ears, this is as a result of the dominance of curly ears to normal ears that is recessive