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Title: The allele for brown eyes is dominant; the allele for blue eyes is recessive. Assume that a male has both alle? Post by: Miguel2233 on Aug 20, 2012 The allele for brown eyes is dominant; the allele for blue eyes is recessive. Assume that a male has both alleles, but that a female has blue eyes. What percentage of their children will, on average have blue eyes?
Title: The allele for brown eyes is dominant; the allele for blue eyes is recessive. Assume that a male has both alle? Post by: Oasis on Aug 20, 2012 fifty percent for brown or blue
B - Brown b - Blue these are the possible combinations, the mother will always pass down a blue eyed allele, and the father can give either a blue or brown, theres a fifty percent chance of each. Bb the Brown from dad and the first blue from mom Bb the brown from dad and the second blue from mom bb the blue from dad and the first blue from mom bb the blue from dad and the second blue from mom sorry it's so confusing to type Title: The allele for brown eyes is dominant; the allele for blue eyes is recessive. Assume that a male has both alle? Post by: oanh.nguyenh on Aug 20, 2012 B=brown b=blue
Man=Bb Woman=bb kids= Bb Bb bb bb 50% |