Asked by john
If you crossed two mice with white fur, what distribution of fur color would you expect in the offspring?
about 50% black and 50% white
about 75% black and 50% white
100% white
100% black
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100% white.
If white is due to a recessive allele (b) and black is dominant (B), white mice are bb. Crossing bb × bb can only produce bb offspring, so all offspring are white.
If white is due to a recessive allele (b) and black is dominant (B), white mice are bb. Crossing bb × bb can only produce bb offspring, so all offspring are white.
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