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-	Semidominant: an allele $A$ is semidominant if a $\frac{A}{A}$ homozygous individual is fully mutant, a $\frac{A}{a}$ individual is partially or weakly mutant, and a $\frac{a}{a}$ individual is wildtype.	+	Semidominant: an allele $X$ is semidominant if a $\frac{X}{X}$ homozygous individual is fully mutant, a $\frac{X}{x}$ individual is partially or weakly mutant, and a $\frac{x}{x}$ individual is wildtype.