Question

A black chicken and a white chicken mate. The offspring has both black and white feathers. This is an example of

Answer 1

I think this is codominance.

Answer 2

Yes it is codominance

Answer 3

Co-dominance occurs when the contributions of both alleles are visible in the phenotype.

Answer 4

In this case, yes, co-dominance, but similar phenotypes can occur through random chromosome inactivation. For instance, female mammals have an extra X chromosome. In humans all cells have the same X chromosome turned "off", but in some cats it is random and so different colors can arise from having different X chromosomes inactivated.

Answer 5

interracial chicken breading?

Answer 6

(seriously, not joking)