Biology, 24.07.2019 21:30 dmoore222

If a parent is heterozygous for a gene, 1/2 of the time they will contribute a dominant allele to their offspring and 1/2 of the time they will contribute a recessive allele to their offspring. if two heterozygous parents mate, the phenotypes of the resulting offspring will be dominant and recessive.

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