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Inheritance that involves one set of alleles that produce only two kinds of phenotypes. Complete Dominance When a trait is expressed with only one allele - For example, "Dd" - Dimples only requires one allele in order for it to be expressed ("shown")
simple recessiveness pattern of inheritance that occurs when a pair of alleles act together to produce the same phenotype in the homozygous dominant and heterozygous individuals; also is referred as "complete dominance"
Identify the definitions and examples of these three key terms. Zygote. -cell resulting from the fusion of gametes. -a fertilized egg cell. Gamete. -cell produced by meiosis. -sperm cell. Fertilization. -a process fusing the nuclei of two gametes.
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