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If a Gene Is Monomorphic in a Population the Most

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If a gene is monomorphic in a population the most likely phenotypic ratio for the trait that would be obtained from a cross between two random individuals in the population would be


A) 2:1
B) Cannot be predicted
C) 1
D) 3:1

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