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The dominant allele is D and causes dimples and the recessive allele is d and causes no dimples. How would a geneticist describe the phenotype of an individual with the alleles dd?
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The dominant allele is D and causes dimples and the recessive allele is d and causes no dimples. How would a geneticist describe the phenotype of an individual with the alleles dd?

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If there were two lowercase d alleles the phenotype would be purebred. This is because they are the same alleles.

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