<span>If the evolutionary survival of homosexuality is due to antagonistic pleiotropy then there has to exist a genetic basis for homosexuality. This is because antagonistic pleiotropy refers to when one gene controls for more than one trait where at least one trait is beneficial and at least one trait is detrimental to the organisms survival. In this case, homosexuality would be the trait that is detrimental to the organisms survival and there would need to exist another beneficial trait that is controlled by the same gene.</span>
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Usually, dominant traits will show more often because they are, well, dominant. For example, BB and Bb would both show up with dominant traits. It would be required for all lowercase bs in order for a recessive trait to be seen.
