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If a dominant trait is beneficial to an animal, what happens to the trait's proportion in the population? * It becomes more common It becomes less common It doesn't change much (choose the correct answer
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If a dominant trait is beneficial to an animal, what happens to the trait's

proportion in the population? *

It becomes more common
It becomes less common
It doesn't change much

(choose the correct answer)

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Answer: It becomes more common

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