In humans, the presence of black eye pigment suppresses the presence of brown eye pigment. What can you conclude from this statement?

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BabyishTank · Answer 1 · 2018-04-10T21:38:32+0000

In humans, the presence of black eye pigment suppresses the presence of brown eye pigment. The allele for black eye pigment is dominant to the allele for brown eye pigment, and both alleles are variations for the same gene.

In humans, the presence of black eye pigment suppresses the presence of brown eye pigment. What can you conclude from this statement?

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