Question

A child can be cat-eyed even though
both the parents are black-eyed if *
Both the parents are BB x BB
O
Both the parents are Bb x Bb
O Both the parents are bb x bb
O The parents are BB x bb​

Answer 1

Answer:

If both parents are Bb x Bb

Explanation:

The parents have recessent cat eyed gene

Let the trait for black eye be (B) and cat eye be (b) where b is recessent

Mother=Bb

Father=Bb

Now the child can have bb there for its possible for a child to have cat eyes even if his/her parent are not

Answer 2

Answer:

CC, BB

Explanation: