According to his theory, in a population with approximately 11% blue-eyed individuals, one brown-eyed parent and one blue-eyed parent will tend to produce brown-eyed offspring in the ratio of three to one, but the theory can be verified only by means of statistical studies of observed offspring.
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will tend to produce can be verified
to produce brown-eyed offspring in the ratio of three to one
brown-eyed offspring T:in the ratio of three
only by means of statistical studies of observed offspring