We show that in minimal SO(10) models where the fermions have Yukawa couplings to only one (complex) 10 and one 126 of Higgs scalars the standard model doublet contained in the 126 receives an induced vacuum expectation value at tree level. In addition to correcting the bad asymptotic mass relations md=mₑ and mₛ=m_μ, this also leads to a predictive neutrino spectrum. We find that (i) the ν_e-{{ν}}_{{{μ}}}$ mixing angle lies in the range sin${{{θ}}}_{e{{μ}}}$=0--0.3, (ii) sin${{{θ}}}_{e{{τ}}}3{V}td0.05, (iii) sin{{{θ}}}_{{{μ}}{{τ}}}3{V}cb=0.12--0.16, and (iv){m}_{{ν}{{τ}}}$/${m}_{{ν}{{μ}}}≥{10}³$, implying that ${{ν}}_{{{μ}}{{-}}}ν_τ oscillations should be accessible to forthcoming experiments.
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