There are sometimes when it takes more than one allele to affect the phenotype of an organism. Today do some research to find examples of how traits expressed in a phenotype may be controlled by multiple alleles.
Some examples of traits that can be controlled by multiple alleles are your blood type, hair color through aging, and your sensitivity to light, heat, and sound. These are some examples of traits that can be controlled by multiple alleles although there are many more.
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What are you trying to ask me??
A, B, AB, O blood cell types
a ,b, ab, o blood types have a chance to mix and kill each other.
As I said before, What are you trying to ask me??
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A, B,AB,O blood cell types
A b ab o blood types have a chance to mix together
a, b, ab, o blood types can kill eachother
a ,b, ab, o blood types have a chance to mix and kill each other.
a b ab o
a b ab o
Some examples of traits that can be controlled by multiple alleles are your blood type, hair color through aging, and your sensitivity to light, heat, and sound. These are some examples of traits that can be controlled by multiple alleles although there are many more.
ab b a o
ab, a, o, b, blood types could mix and kill
ab b a o
A b ab o blood types have a chance to mix together.
if all blood types ( A,B, and AB ) mix they have the potential to kill each other because the body is not used to their antigens.
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A B AB O
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