Is it possible for someone to show a weak (recessive) trait if they have one strong (dominate) gene?
2 answers:
No because the dominant trait will always overpower the recessive one :)
Answer:
no because the dominant trait masks the recessive
Explanation:
the only possible way for a recessive trait to be shown is if both parents carry the recessive gene (both heterozygous or both recessively hom0zygous)
sorry had to put a 0 because the first part is censored.
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