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valkas [14]
3 years ago
11

A gene with two dominant alleles that are expressed and create a new trait 1 point

Biology
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Kazeer [188]3 years ago
4 0

Codominant genes involves two dominant alleles that are expressed and create a new trait.

Explanation:

<u>CO-dominant</u> traits are both expressed in the phenotype of the organism that bears the alleles. An example is the dominant alleles of a trait for color. If both Red and White petal color alleles are dominant, a flower will exhibit striations of both Red and White color on its flower Petals. However, if the two traits show<u> incomplete dominance</u>, the two traits do not have complete dominance over the other so the flower petals will be pink (an intermediate between Red and White)

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