If a blue-colored flower crossed with a white-colored flower produced light blue-colored flower offspring, then it's most likely a case of
A) incomplete dominance.
B) codominance.
C) independent assortment.
D) sex linkage.

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Incomplete dominance is when a cross between two different phenotypes results in an intermediate phenotype in the offspring. In this case, crossing a blue-colored flower with a white-colored flower resulting in light blue-colored flower offspring suggests that neither allele is dominant over the other and that they blend together to produce an intermediate phenotype.

If a Blue-Colored Flower Crossed with a White-Colored Flower Produced