Blood type (blood group plus the Rh factor)is an example of two types of inheritance patterns.These patterns are

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Blood type inheritance involves both codominance (where both alleles are expressed equally) and classic dominant/recessive inheritance (where the presence of one dominant allele masks the expression of the recessive allele). The A and B alleles are codominant with each other, meaning both can be expressed in individuals that are AB blood type. The Rh factor is a classic dominant/recessive inheritance pattern, with the Rh+ allele being dominant over the Rh- allele.

Blood Type (Blood Group Plus the Rh Factor)is an Example