Question

A newly discovered diploid mammal has three characteristics that show simple Mendelian inheritance. Each characteristic is controlled by a single gene (A, B, or C). If a male with genotype AABBCc is crossed with a female with genotype AabbCc, what proportion of the offspring are expected to have the same phenotype as the male parent

Answer 1

6/8 75% hybrids with dominant genes will have same phenotype as the male parent