a3.1 answer the following c. Out of two alleles, it is the one that is beingsuppressed by its alternative allele.d. It is the tendency of a living thing to pass on a traitof a parent to its offspring.e. It is the shortest segment of DNA responsible forthe expression of its specific character. 1. Identify the word that is being described in each of the followingitems below.a. It is a phenomenon which speaks about the mixing oftwo unlike genetic constitutions.b. It refers to a general feature of an organism such aseye color, plant height, etc.

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c. Out of two alleles, it is the one that is being suppressed by its alternative allele. d. It is the tendency of a living thing to pass on a trait of a parent to its offspring. _e. It is the shortest segment of DNA responsible for the expression of its specific character.

c. Out of two alleles, it is the one that is being suppressed by its alternative allele. d. It is the tendency of a living thing to pass on a trait of a parent to its offspring. _e. It is the shortest segment of DNA responsible for the expression of its specific character.

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