Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match the inheritance patterns with the scenarios that exemplify them.

codominance

multiple alleles

incomplete dominance

A man with straight hair and a woman with

curly hair have a child with wavy hair.

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Genes with the alleles IA, IB, and i are responsible

for expression of A, B, and O blood types.

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A red flower and a white flower produce

an offspring with equal proportions of red

and white coloration.

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incomplete dominance

Explanation:

Incomplete dominance is produced when one particular gene variant (i.e., one allele) is not fully dominant over the other allele. In heterozygous individuals, incomplete dominance generates a new phenotypic trait which is due to the interaction between both alleles and the environment. Although codominance is a similar phenomenon, it is a type of inheritance pattern (codominance) in which both alleles of the same gene are dominant, while in incomplete dominance, neither allele dominates the other. Examples of incomplete dominance include, for example, fruit color of eggplants, pink snapdragon offspring, etc.