Whenever the dominant allele of either (or both)gene A or gene B is present,red color is produced.A cross of AaBb × AaBb can be expected to yield how many red offspring out of 16? Assume the genes are not linked.

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The presence of at least one dominant allele from either gene A or gene B results in red color. The only genotype that does not produce red is aabb. The probability of aabb is 1/16, so 15 out of 16 offspring will be red.

Whenever the Dominant Allele of Either (Or Both)gene a or Gene