Multiple Choice
You cross a true-breeding stock of black (BB) mice with skinny (SS) toes to a stock of white (bb) mice with fat (ss) toes. From this, you produce an F1 generation of black mice with skinny toes (Bb,Ss) . If the single genes responsible for coat color and toe appearance do not sort independently, then you would expect to see:
A) more than 75% of your F2 black mice with skinny toes.
B) more than 25% of your F2 black mice with fat toes.
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