Explain the concept of free and attached earlobes as an example of inherited traits.
Free earlobes are dominant, attached earlobes are recessive
Free earlobes are recessive, attached earlobes are dominant
Both free and attached earlobes are dominant traits
Both free and attached earlobes are recessive traits
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