What inheritance pattern does #3 on the paper portion exemplify?Group of answer choicesCo-DominanceSex-LinkedDominant-RecessiveIncomplete Dominance

To accurately determine the inheritance pattern exemplified by #3 on the paper portion, we would need to see the specific traits or examples given in that question. However, I can provide a brief explanation of each inheritance pattern that you can use to analyze #3:

1. Co-Dominance: Both alleles in a heterozygote contribute to the phenotype. For example, in a flower, both red and white colors might be present.

2. Sex-Linked: Traits associated with genes located on sex chromosomes (often the X chromosome). For instance, color blindness is a common X-linked trait.

3. Dominant-Recessive: One allele masks the effect of another. For instance, if a dominant allele (A) is present, it will determine the phenotype over a recessive allele (a).

4. Incomplete Dominance: The phenotype of heterozygotes is intermediate between the phenotypes of the homozygotes. For instance, crossing red and white flowers produces pink flowers.

Look closely at the specifics of #3 to see which description matches the characteristics being presented.