Children Who Have One Dark-Skinned Parent and One Light-Skinned Parent

question 62

Multiple Choice

Children who have one dark-skinned parent and one light-skinned parent can have a skin tone that is somewhere between their mother's skin color and their father's skin color.This is an example of

• A)incomplete dominance.
• B)mutation.
• C)polygenic inheritance.
• D)codominance.

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