If a white female cat and a black male cat produce offspring that are both black and white, this is an example of (2 points) incomplete dominance polygenic traits selinked traits codominance
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I think it would be incomplete dominance aswell as sex linked traits
@Abhisar can you check it?
I think it will be codominance only
oh i was mixing codominance up with incomplete
Since both black and white traits are present in the offspring.
that makes sense thank you
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