What's the difference between complete dominance and incomplete dominance?:confused:
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What's the difference between complete dominance and incomplete dominance?:confused:
You have not provided enough information. Are you talikng genetics?
Co-dominance occurs when there is no dominate or recessive gene. As a result, meither allele is masked in the offspring. An example of this is the alleles for feather color of chickens are codominant. Another example can be found in cattle. Red hair and white hair are codominant. Heterozygous cattle have coats with both white hairs and red hairs. From a distance, heterozygous cattle look pinkish brown, a color called roan. Hope this helps. I am a middle school science teacher in California.Quote:
Originally Posted by curvaceousdude
Co-dominance occurs when there is no dominate or recessive gene. As a result, meither allele is masked in the offspring. An example of this is the alleles for feather color of chickens are codominant. Another example can be found in cattle. Red hair and white hair are codominant. Heterozygous cattle have coats with both white hairs and red hairs. From a distance, heterozygous cattle look pinkish brown, a color called roan. Hope this helps. I am a middle school science teacher in California. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by curvaceousdude
Doesn't help at all
Thank you
Gey thanks johndoe, I asked a question 4 years ago and today you come by and drop a reddie on my rep. Maybe you should try some other sites if you just want to screw around with us.
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