In poultry, the allele, B, can result in black feathers. Its allele, b, can produce white splashed feathers. The heterozygous results in blue feathers. The factors O and C are both required for any color at all in the feathers. Homozygous recessiveness at either locus results in white feathers. In each of the following 3 cases give the genotypes of the parental birds and their offspring. 2 pt Two completely white birds which produce a F1 which is black. Two black birds which produce 54 black birds and 42 white birds. Two blue birds which produce 16 black, 47 blue, and 14 white slashed birds.
