Question

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1. In simple dominance, what is the result when a dominant allele pairs up with a
recessive allele?
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A The recessive form of the trait shows.
B Offspring display both forms of the trait.
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C Offspring display an intermediate form of the trait.
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D The dominant form of the trait shows.

Answer 1

The correct answer is : The dominant form of the trait shows.

Step-by-step explanation:

In simple dominance, the attribute related to the prevailing or dominant allele is communicated while the character related to the latent or recessive allele is persecuted or masked. For instance –

Taking a bloom where the dominant allele attribute is red shading and the recessive allele characteristic is white shading. At the point when a posterity of this bloom is created containing one prevailing or dominant allele and one passive allele, its shade would be red simply because just the predominant allele communicates its characteristic.

Thus, the right answer is: The dominant form of the trait shows.