In pea plants, green color (G) is dominant to albino (g). If we cross two pea plants that are heterozygous for color, what would
be the expected phenotype ratio of the offspring? Do the Punnett square and write the phenotypic ratio in the space below:
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Answer:
There must have two white genes to become white.
Explanation:
In order to a mouse to have white fur, both of their genes must be white. In the punnet square, you have a Black (BB) and a white (bb). If they have offspring, all of them have one black (Dominant) and one white (recessive). The black gene overpowers the white gene, so they come out black.
