Roan Cattle is an example of \(\_\_\_\_\)
Roan cattle display a coat color characterized by the simultaneous and visible presence of both red and white hairs. This phenomenon exemplifies codominance, a genetic inheritance pattern where both alleles in a heterozygous individual are fully expressed and do not blend. In codominance, there is no dominant or recessive allele; both alleles contribute to the phenotype, leading to an observable expression of both traits equally. For roan cattle, this means both the red and white coat color alleles are expressed concurrently.