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Which of the following statements correctly explains the observation that parents with two different phenotypes produced offspring with a phenotype that is a blend of the two parental varieties?a. Both of the parents are homozygous at that locusb. Neither of the parental alleles is expressed in the offspringc. Neither of the parental alleles is dominant over the other.d. Both of the parents have dominant alleles.
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