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Okay, i want to answer this question.
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Let's talk about inheritance.
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Question number one says for traits that show incomplete dominance the phenotype of a heterocygosis.
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Remember that in complete dominance, you're going to have this.
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When you have the homozygose for the dominant alil, or the homozygoyle here, let's suppose, okay? you're going to have the great phenotype, let's suppose.
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This is another example, okay? when you have the w, w., or homozygotes for w a lill you're going to have the white phenotype.
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Incomplete dominance, in complete dominance, when you have the heterocygous, if r is dominant to the w allele, then you're going to have here great, the great phenotype.
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Okay? but in incomplete dominance, this is not going to happen because when you have the heterocygoyles, you're going to have a third phenotype that is a blend between this red and white.
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It means in this case you can have a pink phenotype.
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This is what happens in incomplete dominance.
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So option a says the same as the homocygose dominant phenotype.
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This is false.
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Option b says the same as the homocygose dominant phenotype.
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This is false.
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Option b says the same as the homocygoteinant.
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Which is a phenotype.
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Option c says intermediate between the two homocygous phenotype.
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And this is true and this is the answer for this question...