When an allele can produce a range of phenotypes, its expression is said to be
A) clearly established.
B) variable.
C) codominant.
D) incompletely dominant.
E) incompletely penetrant.

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When an allele can produce a range of phenotypes, its expression is considered variable, meaning it can result in different phenotypic outcomes under different circumstances.

When an Allele Can Produce a Range of Phenotypes, Its