Question #6423495Single Choice

Biology

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If a gene has three different alleles in a population, how does it relate to the rule of two-factor genotype determination?

It still follows the rule as only two alleles are expressed at a time.

It is an exception because there are more than two possible alleles for the gene.

It depends on whether the alleles show dominant or recessive relationships.

It is only an exception if the alleles interact in a certain way.

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