Corn snakes have variation in the amount of pigment, called melanin, which is deposited in their scales. Wild type snakes are homozygous for the allele that deposits a lot of melanin. Snakes with two copies of the recessive allele "Amel" have very pale skins. When a true-breeding line of wild types is crossed with a true-breeding line of "Amel" snakes, members of the F1 generation are all intermediate in scale color between the parental types. This types of inheritance is most likely an example of a. codominance.b. maternal inheritance.c. incomplete dominance.e. complete dominance.

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