What is a dominant allele?
2 answers:
An allele that is always expressed when the allele is present
Answer:
1. Dominance (complete dominance) would be a case in which 1 allele is always dominant over the other(s).
Example: we could see this clearly when breeding to homozygous dominant organisms (offspring are always dominant).
Conclusion:
Option 4 (d) is correct.
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