Apply Imagine that a brown horse and a white horse cross to produce an offspring whose coat is made up of some brown hairs and some white hairs. Which pattern of dominance is this an example of?

This scenario exemplifies codominance, where both parental traits are expressed equally in the offspring. In this case, the brown and white hairs are both visible in the coat of the offspring, indicating that neither color is dominant over the other. Instead, both colors contribute to the phenotype, resulting in a mixed appearance.