3 types of dominance, genetics, and mutations

What is complete dominance?

• a form of dominance where the dominant allele completely masks (or beats) the recessive allele.

• a condition when the dominant allele does not completely mask the recessive.

• Co-Dominance occurs when more than one trait is dominant.

What is incomplete dominance?

• a condition when the dominant allele does not completely mask the recessive.

• when more than one trait is dominant.

• Complete dominance is a form of dominance where the dominant allele completely masks (or beats) the recessive allele.

What is the result of incomplete dominance?

• The result ends up being a blend of both traits.

• The result in this case both traits would be expressed in the offspring.

What is the result of co-dominance?

• The result In this case both traits would be expressed in the offspring.

• The result ends up being a blend of both traits.

What is co-dominance?

• when more than one trait is dominant.

• a condition when the dominant allele does not completely mask the recessive.

• a form of dominance where the dominant allele completely masks (or beats) the recessive allele.

What type of dominance is in this picture?

• Co dominnace

• Incomplete dominance

• dominant

What type of dominance is this picture?

• incomplete dominance

• co dominance

• dominant

Study this picture. What type of dominance is this?

• co- dominqnce

• incomplete dominance

• dominant

Study this picture. What type of dominance is this?

• incomplete dominance

• dominant

• co- dominant

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A change in the DNA of any organism that can change the genes or chromosomes is a ? _________

• mutation

• mutation effect

• gene

• chromosome

• Allele

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