The characteristics that result from a monohybrid cross is the trait

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Zoey Avery

12 January, 10:20

The characteristics that result from a monohybrid cross is the trait

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Agustin Fernandez · Answer 1

The characteristics that result from a monohybrid cross is the dominant trait.

Explanation:

A monohybrid cross is the process of mating between organisms having contrasting variants at one particular genetic chromosome.

The characters that is being observed in a monohybrid cross are controlled by two or more than two variations for a unit locus.

The result that is obtained form the monohybrid cross is never a recessive trait but always found a dominant trait.

Dominant trait is the masked or hidden genetic characteristic of organism by the recessive one.

Kenyon Cervantes · Answer 2

The characteristics that result from a monohybrid cross is the dominant trait.

Explanation:

A monohybrid cross is the process of mating between organisms having contrasting variants at one particular genetic chromosome. The characters that is being observed in a monohybrid cross are controlled by two or more than two variations for a unit locus. The result that is obtained form the monohybrid cross is never a recessive trait but always found a dominant trait. Dominant trait is the masked or hidden genetic characteristic of organism by the recessive one.