In cattle,when a cross results in offspring with roan (spotted) coat color,which of the following phenomena is demonstrated?

  • A
    Dominance
  • B
    Segregation
  • C
    Co-dominance
  • D
    Incomplete dominance

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When dominant and recessive alleles express themselves together,it is called

Define/Explain: Co-dominance.

Alleles which show independent effect are called

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