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Based off this pedigree this trait is recessive trait.
A facultative anaerobic organism can survive via fermentation in an anoxic environment.
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In this pedigree, II1 and II2 do not show this trait but their offspring show this trait. This is possible only if both parents have heterozygous genotype and the recessive allele from both parents combine to form a genotype as in III2.
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The facultative anaerobic organism can survive in presence of mild concentration of oxygen but it does not require oxygen for survival.
In anoxic environment, it can generate ATP through fermentation process.
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