3. If there is a co-dominance in an offspring then neither of the alleles will be masked. For example, a chicken with co-dominant alleles might have both black and white feathers.
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5. Information we learned from this project helps us understand more about how humans develop from eggs. It can also help us learn more about what causes the body to create certain diseases and how we can treat them.
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9. Another reason for farmers to modify their crops could be that they need to enhance their plants and animals so that they can sell them for more. In order to do this they have modify the animals so that they can grow bigger and will be worth more money.
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