Given what we know about the relationship between genes,chromosomes, and DNA, why can more than one allele of a gene bepresent in an indÃvidual?
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Because recessive alleles need to be in the presence of anotherrecessive to show their phenotype
This cannot happen; there can be many alleles for a gene, butmost organisms will carry only one of them
Most eukaryotic organisms have at least 2 sets of homologouschromosomes
Due to blending inheritance, organisms will combine alleles thatthey inherit from their parents
