what is co-dominance ?
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Answer / gurneet
when two alleles are eually dominant and neither of
characters appears in offspring. (eg:drosophilla,chicken
feathers..)
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Answer / l.santoshi.konathala
in co-dominence , the 2 alleles of a charecter expressed
equally...in this both the alleles are dominent over the
other..
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Answer / shameer
in codominance, one allele nt dominant over the other.Both
are dominant over each other
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Answer / ryan
it is teh trait were the one chromosomes are unite and they
proceed in the metamorphosis or fertilization
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