If a trait may appear in the phenotype when only one gene for it is present, that trait is called:
A)dominant
B)strong
C)recessive
D)homozygous

Name: If a trait may appear in the phenotype when only one gene for it is present, that trait is called: A)dominant B)strong C)recessive D)homozygous
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A trait that appears in the phenotype when only one gene for it is present is called dominant. This means that the dominant allele masks the expression of the recessive allele.

If a Trait May Appear in the Phenotype When Only