Edward is studying the phenotype of his victim. he knows that both the biological parents of the victim have a dominant gene for brown eyes. the mother has a recessive gene for blue eyes and the father has a recessive gene for green eyes. knowing that green eyes are dominant over blue eyes, what does edward conclude about the victim? a- the victim has a 50 percent chance of having blue eyes. b-the victim has a 25 percent chance of having blue eyes. c- the victim has a 50 percent chance of having green eyes. d-the victim has 25 percent chance of having green eyes. e-the victim has a 25 percent chance of having brown eyes.

D-The victim has 25 percent chance of having green eyes

Explanation:

Let allele for brown eyes = B'

Let allele for green eyes = B

Let allele for blue eyes = b

Given, brown > green > blue

Victim's mother = B'b

Victim's father = B'B

When, B'b X B'B :

     B'      b

B'  B'B'  B'b

B   B'B   Bb

As evident; B'B', B'b and B'B have brown eyes because of presence of the most dominant allele B'. So there is 75% chance of the victim to have brown eyes. Only 25% have Bb genotype which will result in green eyes since B is dominant over b.

Hence, The victim has 25 percent chance of having green eyes.

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