A researcher studying inheritance found that when black mice were crossed with white mice, all the offspring produced were gray. What is this an example of?

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Konnor Pratt

Biology

9 December, 16:38

A researcher studying inheritance found that when black mice were crossed with white mice, all the offspring produced were gray. What is this an example of?

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Alessandra Blackburn · Answer 1

It is an example of incomplete dominance. Incomplete dominance is a type of middle of the road legacy in which one allele for a particular attribute is not totally communicated over its matched allele. This outcome in a third phenotype in which the communicated physical characteristic is a blend of the phenotypes of both alleles.