Both of Tim's parents have brown eyes, but Tim has blue eyes. How is
this possible?
A. Blue eyes must be a dominant trait over other colors.
B. Tim must have a mutation for eye color.
C. The characteristic (blue eyes) is carried in a recessive gene.
D. Eye color is not a genetic trait.

Question

Both of Tim's parents have brown eyes, but Tim has blue eyes. How is
this possible?
	A. Blue eyes must be a dominant trait over other colors.
	B. Tim must have a mutation for eye color.
	C. The characteristic (blue eyes) is carried in a recessive gene.
	D. Eye color is not a genetic trait.

anonymous · Answer

I think it is C but im not sure

koikkara · Answer

@gliebman01Ohh, Bro, u r wrong !

anonymous · Answer

thats why i said im not sure @Koikkara

koikkara · Answer

@gliebman01 Alright, can u say which strong evidence u have to support option C as said by you ?

anonymous · Answer

Well I was only saying C because I know blue eyes are not a dominent gene because if it was it would be brown eyes. Its also not B because blue eyes is not a mutation. It may be D because eye color is a genertic trait.

anonymous · Answer

@Koikkara