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To use the Hardy-Weinberg equations, the alleles of a gene must... A. never be inherited. B. follow incomplete dominance. C. follow simple dominant or recessive inheritance. D. be codominant.
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To use the Hardy-Weinberg

equations, the alleles of a gene
must...
A. never be inherited.
B. follow incomplete dominance.
C. follow simple dominant or recessive inheritance.
D. be codominant.

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C follow simple dominance or recessive inheritance
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