13. In hamsters, the CW allele produces a white-coat color phenotype. C is the wildtype allele and results in an orange coat

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13. In hamsters, the CW allele produces a white-coat color phenotype. C is the wildtype allele and results in an orange coat color. A cross between a homozygous orange hamster with a white hamster results in 1:1 phenotype ratio of orange:white coat color in the progeny What can you conclude from this?
A) orange fur color is dominant to white fur color
B) the white parent is heterozygous
C) the C gene is haplosufficient
D) the C gene is temperature sensitive
E) A and B

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