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The Most Common Allele,genotype,or Phenotype in a Population Is Referred

Question 46

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The most common allele,genotype,or phenotype in a population is referred to as the

A) wild type.
B) dominant population.
C) recessive population.
D) P generation.
E) F1 generation.

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