MCQ
Genotypic and phenotypic ratios remains the same in
- ASex-linked genes
- BPseudoallelic genes
- ✓Intermediate inheritance
- DDominance and recessive genes
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Intermediate inheritance
c
Intermediate inheritance also called the incomplete dominance. In that inheritance the phenotypic and genotypic ratio are same. The classical examples are $=$ four O' clock plant and snapdragon.
Intermediate inheritance also called the incomplete dominance. In that inheritance the phenotypic and genotypic ratio are same. The classical examples are $=$ four O' clock plant and snapdragon.
Mirabilis jalapa shows incomplete dominance
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