Genetics Biology 2.0

Codominance

• When both traits are equally expressed, an example is a dog with black and white spots that create a new phenotype. (both dominant so it creates a new phenotype)

Incomplete dominance

• Mixture of the 2 somwere between the phenotypes, an example is a dog with a gray color when its parents are white and black respectively. (Mixture in between both phenotypes.

Polygenic Inheritance

• When a trait requires more than one gene. Soo brown and Brown can’t make brown without it being day. Soo it will be white even if the color is brown

Multiple Alleles

• When their are more than 2 alleles, A, B, and I for on gene.

Linked Genes

• Linked Genes can only be physically be split when crossing over during miosis

Sex Linked

• Genes on the 23 pair or the chromasomes that are linked to sex

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