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Black feathers in an autosomal dominant trait
White feathers in an autosomal recessive trait
Punnet squares are in the image
The genotype of the mother must be heterozygous.
<h3>Punnet' square</h3>In order to obtain a probability of 25% red-eyed males from the offspring, the mother must be heterozygous for the trait. The father can be of any genotype.
Thus, the likely genotype combination that will result in 25% red-eyed males are:
x
When you cross the first one above, the genotype of the offspring would be .
The second cross will give offspring with the genotypes
Both crosses give a 25% chance of producing re-eye males.
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