Two tailess cats are crossed. The progeny are in the ratio of 2 tailess cats to 1 with full tail. This is evidence of: dominant tailless allele that is also a recessive lethal allele recessive tailess allele that is also a dominant lethal allele incompletely dominant allele for for both tailess and lethality incomplete penetrance for a dominant tailess allele varying expressivity for tail length in cats

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Two tailess cats are crossed. The progeny are in the ratio of 2 tailess cats to 1 with full tail. This is evidence of:

		dominant tailless allele that is also a recessive lethal allele
		recessive tailess allele that is also a dominant lethal allele
		incompletely dominant allele for for both tailess and lethality
		incomplete penetrance for a dominant tailess allele
		varying expressivity for tail length in cats

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