if the dominant allele factor us essential for sight and the factor B results in blindness no matter what other genes are present, then the ratio of blind to normal offspring of the cross aaBbxAabb will be

a.1:1
b.1:3
c.2:1
d.3:1

I think the answer is 1:1 because that combination has only one of each dominant trait so there's a fifty percent chance.

Also....
Which of the following crosses would probably yield completely homozygous recessive offspring?
a.TtRtxttRr
b.TtrrxTTrr
c.TtRrxttRR
d.TtRRxTTrr
I think D is right but im not sure why.

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