Height is a trait that shows incomplete dominance. When someone has both the tall and short allele that makes them average height (Tt). If you were to cross an average male with an average female, what would be phenotype percentage of their offspring be?

100% Average

75% Tall, 25% Average

25% Tall, 50% Average, 25% Short

25% TT, 50% Tt, 25% tt

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Shaun Munoz

Biology

30 July, 20:29

Height is a trait that shows incomplete dominance. When someone has both the tall and short allele that makes them average height (Tt). If you were to cross an average male with an average female, what would be phenotype percentage of their offspring be?

100% Average

75% Tall, 25% Average

25% Tall, 50% Average, 25% Short

25% TT, 50% Tt, 25% tt

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Taniyah Stout · Answer 1

25% short 25% tall 50% average

Explanation:

The offspring receives 50% of its dna from each parent. So mathematically it would have a 50% chance of being average, a 25% chance of being tall, and a 25% chance of being short.