Tallness is a dominant trait and shortness is a recessive trait. If a person is homozygous for tall height then we can represent the allele as. If the person is homozygous for short height, we can represent the allele as. If a person is heterozygous then we will represent it as.

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Nolan Orozco

29 December, 15:04

Tallness is a dominant trait and shortness is a recessive trait. If a person is homozygous for tall height then we can represent the allele as. If the person is homozygous for short height, we can represent the allele as. If a person is heterozygous then we will represent it as.

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Marquise Chambers · Answer 1

I'm pretty sure for this question, the answer wants TT for homozygous dominant. tt for homozygous recessive. Tt for heterozygous.

Ezequiel Gardner · Answer 2

The trait is height of a person, tallness is dominant trait with allele T and recessive trait will be shortness with allele t.

Part a.

If a person is homozygous for tall trait, then it means it has two alleles which are TT.

Part b.

If a person is homozygous for shortness, then he has two alleles which are tt.

Part c.

If a person is heterozygous, it means has two different types of alleles which are Tt.