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Incomplete dominance is the type of genetics seen in blood groups. ? True ? False 

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Incomplete dominance is the type of genetics seen in blood groups. ? True ? False

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00:02 It looks like we have a genetics question.
00:04 It says incomplete dominance shows an intermediate inheritance in which one allele for a specific trait is not completely dominant over the other allele.
00:12 And it's asking if that is true or false.
00:17 And that would definitely be true.
00:19 We often say that incomplete dominance is kind of like a blending, if that makes sense.
00:25 And i'll give you an example.
00:28 So let's say with flowers, for instance, there are certain types of flowers.
00:32 Where you have red and white being the main colors that you would see...
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