MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION Which of these best describes incomplete dominance? When the dominant allele covers up the recessive allele. When the dominant allele does NOT completely cover up the recessive allele and they MIX creating a third phenotype. When both the dominant and recessive allele express a phenotype (like spots).

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION Which of these best describes incomplete dominance? When the dominant allele covers up the recessive allele. When the dominant allele does NOT completely cover up the recessive allele and they MIX creating a third phenotype. When both the dominant and recessive allele express a phenotype (like spots).

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