What type of inheritance pattern could the trait represented by the shaded symbols represent? A. Codominance B. Multiple alleles C. sex-linked D. incomplete dominance

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What type of inheritance pattern could the trait represented by the shaded symbols represent?

A. Codominance
B. Multiple alleles
C. sex-linked
D. incomplete dominance

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C. sex-linked

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