Answer:
BB and bb
Explanation:
You can solve this by conceptually undoing the punnet square. Each one of the children have a dominant allele (B) and a recessive allele (b). This means that all of them will show the dominant trait. So by that, we know one parent must possess BB and the other one must be bb.
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<span>The correct answer you are looking for should be C. If it did not, the chromosome number would double in each generation.
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Answer:
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