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 Complete dominance is where a dominant allele completely masks the presence of the recessive allele. An example of this can be shown in the cross below:


Azazel is a red skinned Homo-Superior homozygous with the u gene coding for red skin.

Raven is a blue skinned Homo-Superior homozygous with the U gene coding for blue skin.


u u
U Uu Uu
U Uu Uu


As shown by the cross, all the offspring should have a Uu genotype for skin color. However, as the U allele is completely dominant over the u allele, their child Kurt expresses a phenotype with completely blue skin.