Lethal mutations can be recovered in haploid organisms if they are

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Conditional mutations are only expressed under certain conditions, such as specific environmental factors or developmental stages. Therefore, they can be recovered in haploid organisms if these conditions are controlled or manipulated. Dominant mutations, on the other hand, are always expressed and cannot be recovered in haploid organisms. Active mutations and "none of the choices" are not relevant terms in this context.

Lethal Mutations Can Be Recovered in Haploid Organisms If They