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Home Q & A Board Biology-Related Homework Help Environmental and Conservation Biology
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Yoshi Yoshi
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The color of a flower is controlled by two alternative alleles at a single locus, R (red) and r (white). If an individual has the Rr alleles, it is considered to be
A) homozygous dominant with a red color.
B) heterozygous with a red color.
C) heterozygous with a white color.
D) homozygous recessive with a white color.
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Thank you Happy Dummy
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A pleasure to help. Good luck Grinning Face
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