(Solved) Examples of incomplete dominance or codominance in plants and animals.?

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Examples of incomplete dominance or codominance in plants and animals.?

codominance or incomplete dominance?
species this example is found in?
what are the phenotypes ?
what are the alleles ?
website where you found your information?
ok i know how all of this works i just need examples in plants in animals like as many as you can give me

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leo226

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Codominance is shown between A and B blood types...when both alleles are present both are expressed equally so that the phenotype is AB blood. Characteristics of both A and B blood types are present in a person with AB blood.
Incomplete dominance is shown in a cross between red and white snap dragons. White allele=R2 and red allele=R1. when these 2 are crossed the F1 generation is pink where this is a blended appearence. This is a mixture of both dominant genes.

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Fireburns92

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i learned this in biology

incomplete: when both alleles blend into the phenotype.
codominance: both traits are visible in the phentype

flowers are some examples of cincomplete dominance. if a white-colored petal plant is bred with a red-colored petal plant. the result would be pink, a blend.
chickens are examples of codominance. if a white chicken is bred with a brown chicken. the offspring would have brown specks or white specks.

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