Whats the difference between co-dominance and incomplete dominance?

Question

please make it simple

Answer 1

incomplete dominance is when there is no dominant allele to take over.

and i believe co-dominance is when recessive and dominant both take over.

Answer 2

In incomplete dominance, you get a watered down version with only one gene
like
white with none (rr),
pink with one (Rr)
or
red with two (RR).

Sorry, I was calling co-dominance the wrong thing,...

co-dominance is almost what Stephbab.
said.
Ex blood type
Both A and B are dominant - so both show up...

Ai - A blood
AB - AB blood
Bi - B blood
ii - O blood

Answer 3

think of a venture,in this venture 2 frogs mate one is purple and the different is blue and there newborn could be a mixture of white and blue IF it have been co-dominance. IF their newborn is green that could be incomplete dominance

Answer 4

OK, simple:
Incomplete dominance is also called "blending" or "blended inheritance". Just what it says, neither gene is overpowering over the other, so they blend. Like red paint + white paint =
pink paint (blended!). Biological example; red flower + white flower = pink flower. Round squash + long squash = oval squash.

Co-dominance is like co-captains, both are just as strong and will be seen when together. Red paint +white paint =
plaid paint, like a checkerboard. BOTH red AND white appear, NO blending. Biological example: Type A blood + Type B blood = Type AB blood. They didn't blend, both appear. Also: Redish cattle + white cattle= Roan colored cattle (have both redish AND white hairs that from a distance appear pinkish or roan)

Answer 5

Co-dominance is when genes from the same trait is the same
( TT, RR, WW) They are what we call homozygous for that trait or pure
incomplete is when they have 2 different genes for the same trait (Tt, Rr, Ww) They are heterozygous and are called hybrid

hope I helped!