In a population of chickens, feather color is determined by…
In a population of chickens, feather color is determined by a single gene with two alleles: black (B) and white (W). When a homozygous black chicken is crossed with a homozygous white chicken, all the offspring are black-and-white speckled, with feathers showing both colors evenly distributed. Which genetic phenomenon is evident in the described scenario?
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