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I thought mendel proved that there is no such thing as blending. Isn't blending incomplete dominance?
But, i thought incomplete dominance is when you have for example: mate RR (red) snapdragon flowers with rr (white) snapdragon flowers = Rr (pink) snapdragons
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12 years ago
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You either have the trait or not. However, the trait is determined by 2 genes.

Complete dominance means a person has two dominant genes of a trait.
Like, TT meaning dominant tall. Any of his/her children will be tall.

Incomplete dominance means a person has a trait but only because they have one dominant gene and one recessive gene of that trait.
Like, Tt meaning incomplete dominant tall. His/her children have a chance they may not be tall.
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When it's complete, it's dominant. When it's incomplete, it's recessive.
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