This black dog has the genotype of bb for fur color. the black dog mates and has puppies with a solid white dog. the white dog has the genotype bb. what is the probability that this match will produce puppies that are also white? a) 0% b) 25% c) 40% d) 50%

answer would be option - A .0%

because the BB is dominant character

Answer: 0%

Explanation:

When the black dog with genotype BB mates with a white dog of genotype bb, the cross is shown as follows:

BB X bb > Bb Bb Bb Bb

From the cross, it can be seen that all the progenies will have the genotype Bb.

Since B is dominant over the allele b, all the progenies with genotype Bb will have the phenotype black.

Therefore, the probability of white puppies is 0%.

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