Two "dragons" that are homozygous recessive for a trait mate. their offspring can potentially have the dominant trait. (a) true (b) false

B) False

So both ''Dragons" have a homozygous recessive for a trait meaning that they both have (dd) as their homozygous recessive. If you creat a Punnett square which can be used to determine all possible genotypic combinations in the parents. You would get all (dd), meaning that their is no chance of their offspring having a potentially to have the dominant trait. Unless they if they mate with ''Dragon" who has a homozygous dominant (DD) for that certent trait. Then they would have heterozygous (Dd) which would have a dominat trait but also a homozygous recessive.

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