In a particular species brown fur is dominant over white fur. So how could an individual in the species have tan fur?

A. the trait is following the heredity pattern of multiple alleles.

B. the trait is following the heredity pattern of codominance.

C. the trait is following the heredity pattern of incomplete dominance.

D. the trait is following the heredity pattern of polygenic inheritance.

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Skylar Lamb

Biology

22 September, 16:31

In a particular species brown fur is dominant over white fur. So how could an individual in the species have tan fur?

A. the trait is following the heredity pattern of multiple alleles.

B. the trait is following the heredity pattern of codominance.

C. the trait is following the heredity pattern of incomplete dominance.

D. the trait is following the heredity pattern of polygenic inheritance.

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Taylor Kirby · Answer 1

D. the trait is following the heredity pattern of polygenic inheritance.

Explanation:

In a particular species brown fur is dominant over white fur. However, an individual in the species could have tan fur because the trait is following the heredity pattern of polygenic inheritance.