complete each of the following statements about incompletely dominant and codominant traits by selecting the appropriate term from each dropdown list. traits exhibiting simple dominant or recessive inheritance are controlled by the expression of (click to select) set(s) of alleles. however, variations of these inheritance patterns exist, such as in the case of (click to select) dominance. in this situation, a (click to select) displays a phenotype that is intermediate between that of the two (click to select) . for example, the offspring of a homozygous dominant individual displaying (click to select) hair and a homozygous recessive individual displaying curly hair will be heterozygotes displaying the intermediate phenotype of (click to select) hair. another example is the case of (click to select) , where all alleles are equally expressed in a heterozygote. an example of this type of expression occurs in blood phenotypes, where an individual possessing an a blood type allele and a b blood type allele has a blood phenotype of (click to select) .