How can you tell what genes are recessive or dominant when looking at actual gene setups?

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By looking at a gene set up or a punnet square,a gene that's dominant would be represented by a capital letter and recessive traits are represented by lowercase letters for example brown eyes are considered a dominant trait which can be represented as BB for homozygous, and Bb for heterozygous. Since blue eyes are recessive they would be bb.

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The recessive traits are usually represented by lowercase letters and the dominant traits are represented by a capital letter .

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