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Not sure where your question comes from - one common ancestor could nonetheless have had a recessive trait (though selection for it might not kick in until it w
by Nomentatus 9y ago
Not sure where your question comes from - one common ancestor could nonetheless have had a recessive trait (though selection for it might not kick in until it was visible.) It's not directly relevant, but I might mention there are many sorts of genetic combos/phenotype patterns, not just plain recessive and dominant.