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What were the correct answers to 12 and 13?

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12). Dominant phenotype

Explanation:

Mother(gg) x Father (GG)---Parents

   Gg(dominant phenotype)---Offspring

13). Gene, chromosome, protein, mRNA, gene, alleles

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