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Consider a disease allele that is both dominant and lethal to patients that possess it. how could such an allele be passed on from generation to generation

Consider a disease allele that is both dominant and lethal to patients that possess it. how could such an allele be passed on from generation to generation
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Consider a disease allele that is both dominant and lethal to patients that possess it. how could such an allele be passed on from generation to generation

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Through parents having intercourse, so the genes are passed on to generation to generation,
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