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Harrizon [31]
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Grow taller.

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Sladkaya [172]3 years ago
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Since it is a gene based on the color. Even though the capital R is the dominant traits it is still influenced by the lowercase r which is the recessive trait. When you mix red and white it makes pink. And since it is not 100% dominant trait the color ends up being pink
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