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dominant meaning

is the one that is seen if it present


shown in upper case

recessive meaning

is only shown if there is no dominant gene

incomplete meaning

doesn't show either dominant and recessive but a mix of both

co-dominant meaning

shows both dominant and recessive

genotype meaning

is in DNA and trait not visible

phenotype meaning

is visible changes like blue eyes & the type of hair colour