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  • Understanding Genetic Dominance: How Traits Are Masked
    A dominant genetic trait masks another form of the trait.

    Here's a simple explanation:

    * Dominant traits are like strong personalities – they show up even if you only have one copy of the gene.

    * Recessive traits are like shy personalities – they only show up if you have two copies of the gene.

    Example:

    * Brown eyes are dominant over blue eyes.

    * If you inherit one gene for brown eyes and one for blue eyes, you'll have brown eyes because the brown eye gene is dominant.

    * To have blue eyes, you need to inherit two copies of the blue eye gene.

    Let me know if you'd like to learn more about genetics! 😊

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