Question

If two phenotypically normal tigers that are heterozygous at this locus are mated, what percentage of their offspring will be cross-eyed?

Answer 1

`1/4`

Explanation:

Assuming that being cross eyed is a recessive trait each parent would have one gene for normal eyes that is dominant and one gene for the abnormal recessive trait for being cross eyed.

`1/4`of the offspring would have two dominate traits and would be normal.

`1/2` of the offspring would be like their parents having one dominate normal trait and one recessive abnormal trait. The dominate trait will dominate and the off spring will be normal

`1/4` of the offspring would be homogenesis for the abnormal trait and would be cross eyed.