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3 years ago
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suppose a dominant allele (N) codes for a big nose and a recessive allele (n) codes for a small nose. Imagine that an organism r

ecessives a dominant allele from its mom and a dominant allele from its dad. what can be determined about its genotype and phenotype
Biology
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Zinaida [17]3 years ago
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Nn (heterozygous dominant)
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