Question

what do we call the process when two dominant alleles are expressed and do not create a blend? minor dominance codominance multiple alleles

Explanation:

Codominance is a genetic phenomenon where two dominant alleles are both expressed simultaneously without blending. For example, in some flower species, if one allele codes for red petals and another for white petals, in codominance, the flower will have both red and white patches. Minor dominance is not a standard genetic term in this context. Multiple alleles refer to a gene having more than two alleles in a population (like blood - type alleles \(I^A\), \(I^B\), \(i\) in humans), but it doesn't specifically describe the situation of two dominant alleles being expressed without blending.

Answer:

codominance