Based on the Punnett square I've just created from the two individuals' phenotypes for freckles, all possible offspring phenotypes would have freckles, as all possible genotypes for offspring contain the dominant allele. The possible genotypes are 50 percent homozygous dominant and 50 percent heterzygous. The researcher claims that all possible offspring would have dominant and recessive alleles; he is wrong. While all possible offspring phenotypes do have the dominant allele, only 50 percent has the recessive allele.
Answer:
C) He is incorrect. The homozygous dominant individual cannot provide a recessive allele.