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In a cross between two Bb individuals how many of four offspring will have blue eyes?

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  1. This is a vast oversimplification because eye colour isn't controlled by a single gene.

    If you do go with the high school simplification of brown being dominant and blue being recessive then the answer is 1, as previously stated.


  2. lighter is recessive almost always=/ isnt that funny... all of them could have blue eyes possibly though=/  but the probability of 1 child to have blue eyes is 25% so out of 4 children, 1 should.

  3. If I remember correctly,  Bb is Brown with recessive blue.  BB is dominant brown and bb is pure blue.

    the out come is

          B      b

    B   BB  Bb

    b   Bb    bb

    So the Prabability of having a blue eyed offspring is one in four.

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