Genetic Crosses | MCQs

Explanation

When crossing CC (homozygous dominant) with Cc (heterozygous), the possible genotypes of the offspring are:

CC (from C and C)

Cc (from C and c)

The genotype distribution is:

CC: 50% (or 1/2)

Cc: 50% (or 1/2)

So, the proportion of homozygous dominant (CC) offspring is 1/2.