Step 1: Understanding the Concept
Non-allelic (intergenic) interaction means that two or more different genes together influence a trait.
Step 2: Examples that fit
Complementary genes, such as those for flower colour in sweet pea, and polygenes, such as those for human skin colour, involve more than one gene.
Step 3: Co-dominance
In co-dominance both alleles of the same gene express themselves fully, as in the human ABO blood group. This is an allelic interaction.
Step 4: Conclusion
So co-dominance does not show non-allelic interaction.
Final Answer:
Co-dominance does not show non-allelic interaction.
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