Question

A female guinea pig that was pure-breeding for white fur, mated with a male guinea pig
that was pure-breeding for brown fur.
All the offspring had brown fur.
One of the male offspring mated with a female with white fur.
What proportion of white offspring would be expected from this cross?
one half
none
one third
O one quarter

Answer 1

Answer:

one half

Because they both were pure breed (bb and BB) and all the offspring came out as brown that means that brown is the dominant trait. So the offspring are all Bb and if the offspring mated with a white fur she would have to be bb meaning their children woild be either Bb or bb