In a genetic system of complete dominance, a recessive allele is expressed Select one: A. whenever it is present. B. only when it occurs on an autosome. C. only in the homozygous condition. D. only in the heterozygous condition.

In a genetic system of complete dominance, a recessive allele is expressed Select one: A. whenever it is present. B. only when it occurs on an autosome. C. only in the homozygous condition. D. only in the heterozygous condition.

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Chapter19: Introduction To Genetics

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