When the offspring's phenotype is a "combination" (mixture) of parents' phenotypes A) Punnett square B) Polygenic inheritance C) Codominance D) Incomplete dominance

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When the offspring's phenotype is a "combination" (mixture) of parents' phenotypes

A) Punnett square
B) Polygenic inheritance
C) Codominance
D) Incomplete dominance

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I think the answer is incomplete dominance!! my teacher just explained it

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Saurabh Jadhav answered Dec 21, 2022

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Answer: C) Codominance

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When the offsprings phenotype is a combination of both parents

Rahul Juyal answered Dec 25, 2022

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