Gene..
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Answer:
dominant
Explanation:
In this example, if heterozygous individuals that carry one wild type allele and one mutant allele (mutant/wild-type) are phenotypically wild-type, then, the wild-type allele is dominant. This is explained by the fact that wild-type is expressed, even when mutant allele produces a non-functional gene.
Trash cans, dumps, anything to do with getting rid of unneeded waste
Normally tree rings will disappear, damage, or go missing when the tree doesn't have enough nutrients, another factor that contributes to that is drought.
