For any given allele copy in a diploid, sexually reproducing parent, what is the chance that the allele will be passed on to each of its offspring?

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Each parent contributes one allele copy to each offspring, therefore there is a 50% chance that the specific allele will be passed on to each offspring. The probability is not affected by the identity of the allele or the specific gene it is associated with.

For Any Given Allele Copy in a Diploid, Sexually Reproducing