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    aizeltine_2920 Posts: 6, Reputation: -1
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    Jul 11, 2011, 11:08 AM
    What does "different alleles for the same trait" means?
    And please give me EASY examples please like you see in everyday life.
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    Jul 11, 2011, 12:36 PM

    We don't do homework and based on your attitude, language, disrespect for the rules I think you should figure this out for yourself. https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/math-s...ml#post2844655

    The expert in that category made it pretty clear to you - and you're biting the very hands that you are asking to feed you.

    Here's what you posted: "...well, I just researched this crappy asz site and tried it. and who cares if someone will see the answers i need i am not a greedy bitxh anyway not like some people who answers question as selfish as themselves. and i did not go to this aszh0le website to learn something from your "STUPID" homily."
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    Aug 30, 2011, 07:30 AM
    Alleles are just variations in genes. A good example is the gene for human eye colour. We all have one but some people have a version that gives them blue eyes, others have versions that make the eyes brown, hazel, green, grey or even mauve.
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