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12 April, 04:36

In mussels, brown coloring (B) is dominant and blue coloring (b) is recessive. A homozygous brown mussel crosses with a blue mussel. What percentage of offspring are expected to be blue?

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  1. 12 April, 04:50
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    A homozygous brown mussel crosses with a blue mussel. The percentage of offspring are expected to be blue 0%

    Explanation:

    homozygous brown means BB = which is dominant

    while the blue mussel too is bb = homozygous blue recessive

    After crossing, it would result into having Bb, Bb, Bb, Bb which are all heterozygous dominant brown which is 100% brown because the colour brown is dominant over the blue colour.
  2. 12 April, 04:56
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    All of them will have a genotype of Bb, so none of them will be expected to be blue
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