If a Roman nose (N) is dominant and a straight nose (n) is recessive, what is the phenotype for the genotype 'nn'? A. Straight nose B. Roman nose C. nn D. Nn

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If a Roman nose (N) is dominant and a straight nose (n) is recessive, what is the phenotype for the genotype 'nn'?

A. Straight nose
B. Roman nose
C. nn
D. Nn

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Answer is D

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