**Title: Understanding Incomplete Dominance in Genetics****Description:**Incomplete dominance is a genetic scenario where the phenotype of heterozygous offspring is a blend of the parents' phenotypes rather than one being completely dominant over the other. In this educational segment, you'll explore how crossing heterozygotes with incomplete dominance can result in various offspring phenotypes.**Question:**When crossing heterozygotes with incomplete dominance, the resulting offspring can have phenotypes that (mark all that apply):- a. are the same as neither parent- b. are the same as the parent who contributed the sperm- c. are the same as the parent who contributed the eggs- d. are a blend of the two parents**Explanation:**The correct response highlights the unique nature of incomplete dominance, where none of the alleles completely mask the other, leading to a new phenotype that is an intermediate blend of the two parents' traits. This differs from complete dominance where the dominant allele masks the recessive one completely.

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Description: **Title: Understanding Incomplete Dominance in Genetics****Description:**Incomplete dominance is a genetic scenario where the phenotype of heterozygous offspring is a blend of the parents' phenotypes rather than one being completely dominant over th