Answer:
30%
Step-by-step explanation:
The crossing of a male with genotype Dd with a female with genotype dd, yields the following possible outcomes:
Dd, dD, dd, dd.
Therefore, there is a 2 in 4, (50%) chance that their offspring will have the dominant allele. Since its penetrance is 60%, the dominant trait will only manifest itself in 60% of heterozygous individuals. Therefore, the probability that their offspring will have long toes is:
The probability is 30%.
