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svetoff [14.1K]
3 years ago
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can anyone pls help me to write 3 multiple choice test questions on theme of codominance and incomplete dominance ( gene's, homo

zygous, heterozygous, etc)​
Biology
1 answer:
satela [25.4K]3 years ago
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<u>Multiple choice test questions on theme of codominance and incomplete dominance:</u>

1.Which among the following can be cited as an example of co-dominance?

Check all that apply

(a)Plant height in Mendel’s cross of a tall and short pea plant

(b)Pink roses formed by crossing red and white flowered plants

(c)Hazel eyes

(d)ABO blood grouping in humans

Solution (d)

2.Which among the following can be cited as examples of incomplete dominance?

(a)Roan fur in cattle

(b)Hazel eyes

(c)Pink roses formed by crossing red and white flowered plants

(d)ABO blood grouping in plants

Solution: (b),(c)

3. In co-dominance

(a)Both alleles of a gene are equally represented

(b)One allele is recessive to other

(c)Blending of two alleles results in the formation of  a third phenotype

(d) None of the given options

Solution: (a)

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