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When the two traits from each of the parent are inherited, the dominant trait always demonstrates its characteristic even if there is a presence of a recessive trait.
The dominant and recessive terms illustrate the patterns of inheritance of some kinds of traits. For a recessive allele to generate a recessive phenotype, the individual must exhibit two copies, that is, one from each parent. An individual with one recessive and one dominant allele for a gene will exhibit the dominant phenotype.