- Incomplete Dominance is a form of dominance where the dominant allele is partially expressed.
- In the picture you see a brown horse mix with a white horse. Their offspring is a lighter brown because the 2 dominant alleles mixed.
- I learned that incomplete dominance and codominance are very close but they have some major differences.
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What is the difference between incomplete and co-dominance?
ReplyDeleteIncomplete dominance is when 2 organisms will mate and their offspring will have a mix of their colors. e.x. A red flower and a white flower have been mixed and their offspring is pink.
DeleteIn codominance the 2 parent traits will both show. e.x. if a white horse and a black horse mate the offspring will either be white with black spots or black with white spots therefore creating the zebra.
Nice use of pictures, but maybe could've have used some more information.
ReplyDeleteWhat animal is incomplete dominance most common in?
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