alleryStart learning →The law of dominance explains which F2 proportion in a monohybrid cross?
A1:2:1
B9:3:3:1
C3:1
D1:1
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 3:1
Dominance accounts for the expression of one parental character in F1 and the 3:1 dominant to recessive ratio in F2.
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