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Mendel's Experiments

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In what ways does a dominant trait differ from a recessive trait?

(Choice A)
A dominant trait can be expressed by a single allele whereas recessive traits need two alleles for expression.
(Choice B)
A dominant trait is more common in a population than a recessive trait.
(Choice C)
A dominant trait allele is more effective in producing proteins and enzymes than a recessive trait allele.
(Choice D)
A dominant trait is more useful than a recessive trait.