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The abdominal segments of Drosophila have no appendages. Loss of function of bithorax genes results in appendages forming in these abdominal segments.  Therefore, ________.
◦ bithorax mutations are necessarily recessive
◦ bithorax genes normally activate appendage-forming genes
◦ ultrabithorax usually acts to oppose bithorax genes
◦ bithorax normally activates a gene that negatively regulates appendages in the abdomen
◦ expression of bithorax wild-type genes suppresses all appendage formation
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