A horse breeder has identified that some of their horses produce much more muscle than the others. The heavily muscled h

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A horse breeder has identified that some of their horses produce much more muscle than the others. The heavily muscled h

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A horse breeder has identified that some of their horses produce
much more muscle than the others. The heavily muscled horses are
all related, leading to the breeder believing the cause is genetic.
Suggest an investigation to identify the gene responsible for the
phenotype, assuming there is a single gene involved. Take into
account both practical and ethical aspects when suggesting an
experimental approach.
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