Codominance produces new offspring true or false

Answer 1

True, codominance is when both parent contribute dominant alleles and they are co-expressed in the offspring. Examples of this are pink flowers. Flowers with a phenotype of Pink petals are co-expressing the dominant allele for Red colored petals and the dominant allele for White petals.

Answer 2

True. In codominance, both alleles work together like in our ABO BLOOD GROUP system. AB blood group in an example of codominance. Expression of genes isn't related to the production of offsprings(production is a physiological process which is reproduction), it's related to the characteristics and traits of the new offsprings.