Asked by fernanda
In a certain species of mouse, coat color is determined by a single gene. The alleles for coat color are B, which codes for brown fur, and b, which codes for white fur.
If a mouse displays the dominant trait for coat color, what would be its phenotype?
Bb
bb
brown
white
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brown
(The dominant allele B produces brown fur, so the phenotype showing the dominant trait is brown. Genotype could be BB or Bb.)
(The dominant allele B produces brown fur, so the phenotype showing the dominant trait is brown. Genotype could be BB or Bb.)
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