imagine that a brown hair and white hair horse cross to produce an offspring whose coat is made u of some brown hairs and some white hairs. which pattern of dominance is this an example of?

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Gabriel Noble

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2 September, 03:19

imagine that a brown hair and white hair horse cross to produce an offspring whose coat is made u of some brown hairs and some white hairs. which pattern of dominance is this an example of?

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Anne Mcclain · Answer 1

Co-dominance

Explanation:

Co-dominance is a connection among two versions of a gene.

Individuals are given one variant of each parent's gene, called an allele.

The house offspring will inherit a gene from both parents.

If the alleles are distinct, the dominant allele will usually be displayed while masking the influence of the other allele, called recessive.

Nevertheless, neither allele is recessive in co-dominance, and the phenotypes of the two alleles are expressed.

Since neither genes are recessive, the offspring will inherit characteristics from both parents.