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What happens to a trait when genes combine in different ways?

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igor_vitrenko [27]2 years ago

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The dominant gene takes over

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the dominat gene will always show because it is dominant unless the submissive/repressed trait it there as double. say we have Bb and bb as the genes, there is s 75% chance the dominant trait takes over while a 25% chance the submissive one is shown.

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