alleryTwo tall peas have a dwarf offspring (T dominant). What explains this?
AOne tall, one dwarf
BBoth heterozygous
COne of each tall type
DBoth pure tall
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Both heterozygous
Each tall parent must carry and transmit t to produce a tt dwarf.
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