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If a blue-colored flower crossed with a white-colored flower produced light blue-colored flower offspring, then it's most likely a case of independent assortment. incomplete dominance. codominance. sex
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If a blue-colored flower crossed with a white-colored flower produced light blue-colored flower offspring, then it's most likely a case of

independent assortment.

incomplete dominance.

codominance.

sex linkage.

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Answer: It's incomplete dominance

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User Hadi Rasekh
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Answer:

Incomplete dominance

Step-by-step explanation:

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