A man homozygous for brown colour marries a lady heterozygous for brown colour is dominant. What will be the fate of their children [BHU 1986]

A man homozygous for brown colour marries a lady heterozygous for brow

1.	A man homozygous for brown colour marries a lady heterozygous for brown colour is dominant. What will be the fate of their children [BHU 1986]
A.	All brown
B.	Three brown
C.	Two brown
D.	None of the above
Answer» B. Three brown

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A man homozygous for brown colour marries a lady heterozygous for brown colour is dominant. What will be the fate of their children [BHU 1986]

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