The dominant and recessive are the terms used to explain the phenotypic traits and genetic makeup of an organism. The cross between a heterozygous species will result in a 75% chance of the species expressing a dominant phenotype.
The correct answer is:
Option B. 75%
The heterozygous condition refers to the one dominant and one recessive allele, whereas purebred is the condition in which both alleles are either recessive or dominant.
The dominant alleles are always expressed in purebred and heterozygous conditions.
The recessive alleles are expressed in purebred conditions only.
In the given attachment, consider the cross between round shaped-seeds in heterozygous conditions.
Thus, the chance of progeny will have round-shaped seeds is 75%.
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