
Brian M. answered 06/21/22
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The likelihood of the child having blonde hair is 25%. This is because the likelihood of having hair is (½) and the likelihood of the hair being blonde is also (½). If you multiply these independent events, the overall probability of having a blonde head of hair is 25%. The type of inheritance that this follows is epistasis, because one gene (Hair or no hair) is affecting whether another gene (hair color) is shown.