Write a reflection/conclusion about the occurrences of certain hereditary traits, observing similarities or differences in traits between parents and offspring, and identifying which trait is dominant or recessive.

Write a reflection/conclusion about the occurrences of certain hereditary traits, observing similarities or differences in traits between parents and offspring, and identifying which trait is dominant or recessive.

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Chapter20: Chromosomes And Human Genetics

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Problem 9SQ: A person who is a carrier for a genetic trait ___________. a. is heterozygous for a dominant trait...

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