If you cross the genotype Pp with pp, the possible genotypes in offspring are

Pp and pp

the genotypic ratio is 2Pp: 2 pp

Explanation:

When doing the cross you can consider the possibility of the outcome through a punnet square or probability.

A punnet square is the best option to do so, however.

Make a grade with four boxes and place one allele of one genotype over each box like this

            P                                        p

Add the letters of the other genotype next to the boxes.

            P                                        p

p                                  

p                                  

Now put one allele in the box, like you are multiplying the letters

            P                                        p

p           Pp                   pp

p                Pp              pp

Now you have done a punnet square

what are the awnser choices? i mean, without choices, it is an incompleat

i believe it's c. the trait for large beaks will be passed on to future generations through natural selection.

since eventually smaller beaks would have to find another source of food or even eventually just die out from the lack of food.