The gene which cannot be determined by observing the organism is?
Correct answer: D. Recessive
- A. Dominant
- B. Allele
- C. Phenotype
- D. Recessive
Explanation
Recessive allele cannot be detected because its effect is masked by the dominant gene so in heterozygous we can not observe and recognise if it is present for a certain gene or not
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