in this example of complete dominance one gene determines the color of Martian's skin and a...

in this example of complete dominance one gene determines the color of Martian's skin and a second gene determines the color of Marian's blood. Albino skin is dominant over black skin and yellow blood is dominant over red blood. Determine the Genotypes and phenotypes from the cross below.

Homozygous Albino/yellow x black/red

F1?

what if this was an example of incomplete dominance?

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