Question #6424240Single Choice

Biology

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If two individuals with an autosomal dominant trait have a child, and the child is unaffected, what is the most likely explanation?

The trait is not autosomal dominant.

The child has a different genetic makeup.

Both parents are heterozygous and the child inherited two recessive alleles.

There was a mutation in the child's genes.

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