Summer flowering plants appear to have offspring that have traits that are intermediate between those of the parents. Which type of dominance is exhibited by the osprey

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GreyRoofPigeon · Answer 1 · 2020-11-08T00:11:23+0000

Answer: Incomplete Dominance

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Incomplete Dominance occurs when an heterozygous phenotype, different from the two parents homozygous phenotypes is expressed in the OFFSPRING.

FOR EXAMPLE: A pure breeding Red flower (RR) plant crossed with a pure breeding White flower (rr) plant and PRODUCES offspring with PINK flowers (Rr). This is Incomplete Dominance.

Summer flowering plants appear to have offspring that have traits that are intermediate between those of the parents. Which type of dominance is exhibited by the osprey

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