So, I know this is not math, but nobody is answering in either physics nor biology departments...

But anyway... Crow's feet can have orange markings or have brown markings. When a crow with orange (O) markings is mated with a crow with brown (B) markings, the resulting phenotype is both orange and brown spots on the feet. What are the genotypic and phenotypic ratios of the offspring?

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So, I know this is not math, but nobody is answering in either physics nor biology departments...

But anyway... Crow's feet can have orange markings or have brown markings. When a crow with orange (O) markings is mated with a crow with brown (B) markings, the resulting phenotype is both orange and brown spots on the feet. What are the genotypic and phenotypic ratios of the offspring?

anonymous · Answer

@Abhisar Can help you with biology. If he comes online... :P

anonymous · Answer

kk.. thanks @AnswerMyQuestions

anonymous · Answer

@Abhisar please help me!

anonymous · Answer

it could be 25% 50% or 75% if both are doniment or ressvive

anonymous · Answer

Ok...which one would it be though?

anonymous · Answer

What are the genotypic and phenotypic ratios of the crow children? (lol)

anonymous · Answer

mostly 25% and 50%

anonymous · Answer

Ok, so which would go with which? 25 with pheno or geno? Or, 50 with feno or pheno?

anonymous · Answer

I guessing around 25% geno

anonymous · Answer

Ok... I will give it a try... And there is a part two to this problem. 

2. Why is the crow's markings considered codominant inheritance?