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Co-dominant alleles are alleles that, when present together, will show their combined genetic effects without being diminished by the other. An example can be found in blood types. Alleles A and b are co-dominant, while O is recessive to both. If a person has allele A and an allele B, the blood type is AB. Both alleles show their effects.
