Brown eyes are dominant over blue eyes in humans. What is the likelihood of two blue-eyed parents having a brown-eyed child?
A. 0
B. 0.25
C. 0.5
D. 1

Question

Brown eyes are dominant over blue eyes in humans. What is the likelihood of two blue-eyed parents having a brown-eyed child? 
	A.	0
	B.	0.25
	C.	0.5
	D.	1

anonymous · Answer

B. can you let me kno if you got it right also

anonymous · Answer

lol are you on this quiz too ? Yeah im still 17 more questions to go we will seeee.

anonymous · Answer

Yes. are you in connexus or connections academy

anonymous · Answer

I'm in advanced academics ! online school.

anonymous · Answer

Oh okay! connexus is an online school also!. good luck. and if you ever need help i will be able to asist you! i kno some of these questions are hard!

anonymous · Answer

I got it wrong !

gitface · Answer

The answer is A, 0%. Use "B" to represent the allele for brown eyes (the dominant trait) and "b" to represent the allele for blue eyes (the recessive trait). To express a recessive trait, you cannot have a dominant allele in your genotype. So, since both parents have blue eyes they cannot have the dominat allele "B" for brown eyes. Therefore, both of their genotypes are "bb". They can only pass on the alleles they have, which is "b", so all of their children will have the genotype "bb" and therefore all the offspring will have blue eyes.

anonymous · Answer

Im sorry taylorrrr. I got it wrong also. GitFace is right. it was A