Mendel’s “Law of dominance is not universal” reflects the complexities in genetic inheritance.
Real-world genetics presents instances like co-dominance and incomplete dominance, where alleles don’t strictly adhere to dominance or recessiveness.
These exceptions add shade to visible outcomes, challenging the simplicity of Mendelian principles. The dynamic interplay of alleles in these scenarios reveals a spectrum of traits beyond the traditional dominant or recessive paradigm.
This highlights the need for a comprehensive understanding of genetic expressions, expanding our knowledge beyond Mendel’s foundational observations.