Codominance and AB Blood Type
A researcher studying codominance concludes that in AB blood type, one allele is completely dominant over the other. What is the mistake and the correct concept?
A
The A allele is dominant over B, making AB blood type an example of the Law of Dominance.
B
AB blood type results from incomplete dominance, where one allele blends with the other.
C
The B allele is recessive to A, incorrectly classifying AB blood type as a simple dominant trait.
D
In codominance, both alleles are equally expressed, as seen in the AB blood type.
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