Question

in this example, 25% of the offspring will show the pink phenotype.
true
false

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we need to recall typical inheritance patterns (like incomplete dominance where pink might result). However, without the full example (e.g., parental genotypes), but if we assume a common case (e.g., in incomplete dominance with two heterozygotes or specific crosses), if the correct percentage for pink phenotype isn't 25% (e.g., in a 1:2:1 ratio for incomplete dominance, pink might be 50% or other), the statement is false. Since the question's context likely has a cross where 25% is incorrect, the answer is False.

Answer:

False