Imagine That Smurfs Live in Widely Separated Groups and Rarely

Multiple Choice

Imagine that smurfs live in widely separated groups and rarely interbreed, so geneticists know very little about them. On one occasion, two smurfs from different groups did mate. A big-footed, white smurf mated with a small-footed, blue smurf. Three offspring resulted: one big-footed and blue and two small-footed and blue. Which statement about the inheritance of color in smurfs is most likely to be correct?

A) Blue is dominant to white.
B) White is dominant to blue.
C) White and blue are codominant.