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A red-eyed individual is crossed with a white-eyed individual to produce `F_1` progeny with red eyes. When `F_1` individuals are intercrossed, `F_2` progeny is formed with both red as well as white-eyed individuals.
How is the dominant trait identified ?

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    A
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    B
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    C
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