If a dominant allele for tallness is expressed as T and a recessive allele for shortness is expressed as t, what is the genoType: for a heterozygous dominant pair of chromosomes?

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If a dominant allele for tallness is expressed as T and a recessive allele for shortness is expressed as t, what is the genoType: for a heterozygous dominant pair of chromosomes?

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Heterozygous dominant genotype would be Tt

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