if there are only two alleles for a gene in a population one dominant and one recessive what possible genotype could an organism have for this gene?

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Baron Huff

6 November, 07:59

if there are only two alleles for a gene in a population one dominant and one recessive what possible genotype could an organism have for this gene?

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Cloe Leon · Answer 1

When two genes are in a cell and one of the gene's phenotype is expressed and the other is not is called a heterozygous trait. The trait that is not expressed is the dominant allele gene.