Blood type is a classic
example of codominance.
Why?
A. Both alleles contribute to the<...
Blood type is a classic
example of codominance.
Why?
A. Both alleles contribute to the
phenotype.
B. Only the dominant allele contributes to
the genotype.
C. Only the recessive allele contributes to
the genotype.
D. Multiple genes contribute to a person's
blood type.
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