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Examples of Genetic Characteristics by Erik Bank says that when you have a short glance in the mirror it will reveal a number of genetic traits which there is one allele that dominates over the other. Oval-shaped face, widow peak, long eyelashes, dimples and freckles are the dominant trait that can be observed through facial features. There are also recessive trait that can be observed like for example square face, short eyelashes, a slender eyebrow, a cleft chain, straight hairline and attached earlobe. He assort that long eyelashes is a dominant
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