What is an example of an animal that goes through both types of metamorphosis?
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Answer: D. 100%
Explanation:
One parent is with is a true breeding blue flowering plants this means the two alleles of the genotype are homozygous dominant alleles (BB).
The other parent is a true breeding with flowering plant, this means the two alleles of the genotype are homozygous recessive alleles (BB).
When both parents are crossed, the possible genotype outcome is
B B * b b
Bb Bb Bb Bb
Therefore since the blue flowering plant allele (B) is dominant to the white flowering plant allele (b) the probability of an offspring outcome to be a blue flowering plant is 4/4 which is 100%.44
Answer is 100%
