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In AB blood, the A and the B alleles have _____.

a incomplete dominance


b pleiotrophy


c simple dominance


d codominance

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User Dodie
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it is d. codominance because both alleles are expressed.
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User Fozia
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Answer:

D. Codominance

Step-by-step explanation:

Codominance refers to the condition when two alleles of the same gene do not exhibit any dominant-recessive pattern of inheritance. When present together, both the alleles are expressed and impart their respective phenotypes to the individuals.

The A and B alleles of ABO blood type are codominant. They both are expressed in the genotype "I^A I^B" and the individuals with this genotype have "AB" blood type. The "AB" blood type has features of both A and B alleles.

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