List at least three patterns of inheritance that are different than the dominant-
recessive pattern of Mendel's peas.
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The pattern of inheritance apart from Mendelian inheritance includes incomplete dominance, codominance, pleiotropic, epistatic genes, etc.

In incomplete dominance, one of the two alleles of a gene exerts an incomplete dominance over the other. Thus, a new phenotype represents heterozygous individuals. For example, a genotype of red and white allele will result in a pink individual.

In co-dominance, the two alleles exert equal dominance over one another. None of the alleles is recessive nor completely erases the effect of the other. For example, a genotype of red plus white allele will result in an individual with red and white stripes.

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List at least three patterns of inheritance that are different than the dominant-

recessive pattern of Mendel's peas?

Autosomal recessive, autosomal dominant, X-linked dominant

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