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Is human eye color incomplete dominance?


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Incomplete dominance:

  1. A cross in which each genetically distinct parental contribution results in progeny with an intermediate phenotype causes incomplete dominance.

Is human eye color incomplete dominance:

  1. An intermediate form of inheritance different from parents is known as incomplete dominance occurs when one allele for a given feature does not fully express over the dominant allele.
  2. Polygenic inheritance of traits like skin color and eye color exhibits this form of dominance.
  3. Eye color:
    1. The color of the eye is determined by polygenes and incomplete dominance.
    2. At least 9 colors of eye color are recognized in humans.
    3. There are two major eye color genes and 14 more genes which determine the expression of the phenotype.
    4. A different number of alleles contribute to each color.
    5. These are found to be X-linked.

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