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Question 1

If two parent organisms have different alleles for a gene that an experimenter wants to test, he or she will perform a
◦ dihybrid cross.
◦ monohybrid cross.
◦ multiple allele cross.
◦ trihybrid cross.
◦ polyploid cross.

Question 2

In a monohybrid cross, what kind of genes "disappear" in the F1 generation?
◦ sex-linked
◦ dominant
◦ recessive
◦ codominant
◦ lethal
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