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Gwar [14]
2 years ago
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The inheritance of genetic traits from parents to children follows predictable rules. Knowing that each parent contributes genes

equally to each child, what determines an inherited trait such as eye color? a.Only the interaction between dominant genes. Only the interaction between dominant genes. b.Only the interaction between recessive genes. Only the interaction between recessive genes. c.The interaction between dominant and recessive genes. d.The interaction between dominant and recessive genes. The interaction between dominant and recessive genes does not determine inherited traits. The interaction between dominant and recessive genes does not determine inherited traits.
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