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Biology

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The Law of Dominance is based on the idea that:

Dominant alleles are always more common in a population than recessive alleles.

The presence of two different alleles for a trait results in a new, unique phenotype.

A dominant allele will prevent a recessive allele from being passed on to the next generation.

When alleles differ, the dominant one determines the organism's outward appearance.

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