What statement is true about heterozygous organisms?

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A: Heterozygous organisms can show either the dominant or the recessive trait.

Since Heterozygous organisms mean that there are different traits such as an example: if a parent has blue eyes and another parent has brown eyes then it could either be heterozygous or homozygous depended on what trait the parent gives to there kid. If the same then homo if different then heterosexual

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