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29 June, 08:49

How is incomplete dominance different from a dominant and recessive relationship?

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    Dominant and recessive means that one trait is expressed completely, while the other doesn't show in the organism's phenotype.

    incomplete dominance is when the two alleles blend together, and neither is dominant over the other. (e. g. red flower + white flower - - > pink flower)
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