Which allele is the dominant allele?

Biology

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Ratling [72]3 years ago

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The dominant allele in accordance to the image displayed above is the allele for tallness (T).

<h3>What is allele?</h3>

Allele is one member of a pair of gene. The allele of a gene comes in pairs.

According to this question, the height of gene is involved with two alleles as follows:

T - allele for tallness
t - allele for shortness

The dominant allele is an allele that expresses itself over another allele in the gene. The tall allele expresses itself in the image displayed, hence, is said to be the dominant allele.

Learn more about alleles at: brainly.com/question/14206531

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