Question

Three patterns of inheritance in humans include

Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

Single genes with 2 alleles(Widow's Peak) or autosomal dominance and recessiveness, single genes with multiple alleles(Blood Type) or incomplete dominance, codominance, and lethality, and many genes(height) or X-linked dominance and recessiveness .

Answer 2

Patterns of inheritance in humans include:

Autosomal dominant or recessive inheritance

X-linked dominant or recessive inheritance

Mitochondrial inheritance

Y-linked

Step-by-step explanation:

Mitochondrial inheritance is the type of inheritance which arises from the mothers only. A person tends to inherit its mitochondrial DNA only from the mother and not from the father.

Autosomal inheritance is the pattern of inheritance seen by the alleles of genes present on the autosomal chromosomes.

X- linked inheritance is the pattern of inheritance depicted by the genes on the X chromosomes.

Y-linked inheritance is attributed to the pattern of inheritance depicted by the genes on the Y- chromosomes. However, very few genes are present on this chromosome.