In cases of partial dominance, a heterozygous offspring of two homozygous parents will
A) have a phenotype similar to the parent with dominant alleles.
B) have a phenotype similar to the parent with recessive alleles.
C) have phenotypes from both parents.
D) have a phenotype midway between the phenotypes of the homozygous parents.

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In cases of partial dominance, the heterozygous offspring will have an intermediate phenotype that is a blend of both homozygous parents. This is because neither allele is completely dominant or recessive, resulting in an intermediate phenotype.

In Cases of Partial Dominance, a Heterozygous Offspring of Two