There are 3 different alleles for blood type (I^, IB, & i). Both A and B are both dominant to the allele (i) for blood type O. Therefore, ABO blood types are examples of: O a. Multiple alleles and codominance O b. Multiple alleles and incomplete dominance Oc. Codominance & incomplete dominance O d. Incomplete dominance only

There are 3 different alleles for blood type (I^, IB, & i). Both A and B are both dominant to the allele (i) for blood type O. Therefore, ABO blood types are examples of: O a. Multiple alleles and codominance O b. Multiple alleles and incomplete dominance Oc. Codominance & incomplete dominance O d. Incomplete dominance only

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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