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In a codominance inheritance pattern,
both alleles for a trait are expressed simultaneously.
neither allele for a trait is expressed.
only one allele for a trait is expressed.
some genes are suppressed by the presence of other genes.
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Both alleles for a trait are expressed simultaneously.
Explanation: in codominance both alleles contribute equally to the phenotype (e.g., human ABO blood group: A and B alleles together give type AB; roan cattle show both red and white hairs).
Explanation: in codominance both alleles contribute equally to the phenotype (e.g., human ABO blood group: A and B alleles together give type AB; roan cattle show both red and white hairs).
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