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An individual with genotype [tex]IAIB[/tex] produces both A and B antigens. This is an example of:

A) dominant recessive
B) incomplete dominance
C) recessive dominance
D) codominance



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Codominance in ABO blood types is exemplified by individuals with genotype IAIB expressing both A and B antigens equally.


Explanation:

Codominance is characterized by the equal, distinct, and simultaneous expression of both parents' different alleles. In the case of ABO blood types, individuals with genotype IAIB exhibit both A and B antigens, illustrating codominance. This means that both antigens are expressed equally in the phenotype of the heterozygote.


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