Incomplete Dominance

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Incomplete Dominance. Codominance. Mendel’s experiments only looked at traits in which only one of the alleles is expressed. COMPLETE DOMINANCE. P. p. F1 x F1. P. P. P. P. p. Second Generation (F2). P. p. p. pp. Homozygous dominant = purple. Homozygous recessive = white. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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• Mendel’s experiments only looked at traits in which only one of the alleles is expressed

COMPLETE DOMINANCE

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F1 x F1

Second Generation

(F2)

Homozygous dominant = purple

Homozygous recessive = white

Heterozygous = lavender

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• Mendel’s experiments only looked at traits in which only one of the alleles is expressed

COMPLETE DOMINANCE

Incomplete dominance: a situation where neither allele dominates the other and both exercise an influence on the individual; results in partial expression of both traits.

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F1 x F1

Second Generation

(F2)

Homozygous dominant = purple

Homozygous recessive = white

Heterozygous = purple and white speckled

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• Mendel’s experiments only looked at traits in which only one of the alleles is expressed

COMPLETE DOMINANCE

Incomplete dominance: a situation where neither allele dominates the other and both exercise an influence on the individual; results in partial expression of both traits.

Codominance: A situation where both alleles are expressed fully to produce offspring with a third phenotype

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White (recessive) Red (dominant)Roan

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