Asked by kelly
A normal man and a heterozygous color blind "carrier" woman have a baby. If they have a girl, what is the probability that the girl will be colorblind. If they have a boy, what is the probability that the boy will be colorblind?
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Answered by
PsyDAG
First of all, carriers do not show the effects in their phenotype, so she cannot be colorblind.
You can do a Punnett square to find your answer.
However, to save you some time, the probability is 50% in both cases.
You can do a Punnett square to find your answer.
However, to save you some time, the probability is 50% in both cases.
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