An allele that needs to be present on only one chromosomal locus to be expressed is called a allele.

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An allele that needs to be present on only one chromosomal locus to be expressed is called a allele.

An allele that needs to be present on only one chromosomal locus to be expressed is called a allele.

a. recessive
b. structural
c. dominant
d. phenotypic

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We had a midterm yesterday, thank you for chiming in Monkey

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Right as always Wink Face

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