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A dog Gave birth to four puppies. the father has brown eyes, and the mother has grren eyes. Two puppies have brown eyes. one has green eyes. one puppy has blue eyes.

what does this tell you about how cellular information for eye color is passed on.?? please explane
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This means that the mothers green eyes are recessive alleles and the fathers brown eyes are dominant alleles. The blue eyed puppy is blue eyed because there must have been a gene in the mothers or fathers past generation.

A puppy with blue eye, resulted from the brown and green eyed parents because there are two different genes for eye color.

There are two genes that are responsible for the eye color of the child. One is Green and another is Brown, both are dominant. This allows both of them to become carrier of the blue eye recessive allele.

Brown eye color (B) - Dominant

Green eye color (G) - Dominant

Blue eye colored (b) - recessive

Both mother and father will be heterozygous hence a child is resulted in the blue eyed puppy.

The Punnett's square is attached.

Therefore, a puppy with blue eye, resulted from the brown and green eyed parents because there are two different genes for eye color.

To know more about eye color inheritance,

https://brainly.com/question/10255313

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