In Talking About Genetic Adaptation, 'Dominance' Refers To

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Multiple Choice

In talking about genetic adaptation, 'dominance' refers to:

• A) species that are most fit in their environment.
• B) the specific genes that are most fit for their environment.
• C) genes that overpower the expression of other genes.
• D) alleles that overpower the expression of other related alleles.
• E) powerful forces of natural selection.

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