5.2 - Variations in Heredity Flashcards

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Complete dominance

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Only one allele is present, despite the presence of the other allele

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Incomplete dominance

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Where neither allele dominates the other and both have an influence on the individual; results in partial expression of both traits. *Genotype still 1:2:1. Only affects phenotype

Example: Snapdragons. Red snapdragon and white snapdragon makes a pink snapdragon

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Co-dominance

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Both alleles are expressed fully to produce offspring with a third (mixed) phenotype. *Genotype still 1:2:1. Only affects phenotype

Examples: Shorthorn cattle (red bull and white cow makes roan (red-and-white) cow)

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Multiple alleles

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Traits controlled by a single gene with more than 2 alleles.

Example: ABO blood type

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