A chestnut-colored horse is mated with a cremello (cream-colored)horse.Over a 10-year period,all of their offspring are palominos.This pattern of inheritance is best explained by

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This pattern of inheritance can be explained by incomplete dominance, where both the chestnut and cream genes contribute to the palomino coat color in a 1:1 ratio, resulting in the intermediate color of palomino.

A Chestnut-Colored Horse Is Mated with a Cremello (Cream-Colored)horse