Type A blood is not dominant over type B blood and vice versa. However, both of type A anmd B are dominat over tpye O blood. What is this mode of inheritance?

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Buchanan

5 October, 13:10

Type A blood is not dominant over type B blood and vice versa. However, both of type A anmd B are dominat over tpye O blood. What is this mode of inheritance?

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Elliot Norton · Answer 1

Answer: This mode of inheritance is known as Incomplete Dominance

Explanation:

Incomplete dominance occurs when a cross between two contrasting alleles (such as Type A and B) produces a heterozygous phenotype different from the two parents.

Thus, both Type A and B are dominant over Type O blood