1 point xperimental Exercise III-Q1 part 1: Would you predict classical dominant/recessive inheritance or some form of co-dominance? Classical dominant/recessive inheritance Some form of Co-dominance
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Are they controlled by a single gene or multiple genes? If they are controlled by a single gene, classical dominant/recessive inheritance may be more likely. If they are controlled by multiple genes, co-dominance may be more likely. Show more…
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