When two pure breeding parents are crossed describe how the dominant trait would be identified?

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Nayeli Long

4 June, 00:42

When two pure breeding parents are crossed describe how the dominant trait would be identified?

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Tatiana Palmer · Answer 1

The dominant trait would be seen in most offspring.

essentially with two purebreed parents of different homozygous genotypes,

you get 1 homo dom, 1 homo rec, and 2 heterozygous.

out of four offspring, 3 in theory would exhibit the dominant trait.