Question

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dominant or recessive?
dd
homozygous
recessive
neither
dominant
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Explanation:

In genetics, a genotype with one dominant (capital) and one recessive (lowercase) allele (Dd) is heterozygous, and the dominant trait is expressed. The term "dominant" applies here because the dominant allele masks the recessive one. "Homozygous" refers to having two identical alleles, "recessive" requires two recessive alleles (dd), and "neither" is incorrect as the dominant allele is present and expressed.

Answer:

Dominant