If a Parent Is 'Homozygous' for a 'Recessive' Trait Then

question 66

Multiple Choice

If a parent is 'homozygous' for a 'recessive' trait then:

• A) the trait will not appear in the offspring because it is recessive.
• B) the phenotype of the recessive allele will only appear if the other parent gives a recessive allele to the offspring.
• C) the allele will not be passed on because it is recessive.
• D) the allele will never be expressed because it was originally paired with another recessive allele in the parent.
• E) all offspring must express the trait phenotypically regardless of which allele the other parent contributes.

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Definitions:

Social Cohesion

The bond that brings individuals together in a society, fostering a sense of belonging, mutual trust, and support.

Organic Solidarity

A form of social cohesion that arises when people in a society are interdependent, but hold to varying values and beliefs and engage in varying types of work.

Mechanical Solidarity

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Role Differentiation

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