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Do two organisms that express the same trait have to carry the same genetic information?
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Do two organisms that express the same trait have to

carry the same genetic information?

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No, I don’t believe so. I might be wrong though.
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Any organism that receives the same genetic information for a trait from each parent. Also, any organism that has either two dominant or two recessive genes dominant trait, therefore the trait will show in a hybrid.

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