1.In humans, one type of red-green color blindness is a sex-linked recessive. Normalcolor vision is dominant to color blindness.a. Two parents with normal vision produce a colorblind son. What are thegenotypes of the parents? heterozygous for x-1inked traitmother IS carrier i fatherXYANXis normalb. What are the chances of their next child being a colorblind female?c. What are the chances of their next child being a son with normalvision?

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1.In humans, one type of red-green color blindness is a sex-linked recessive. Normal color vision is dominant to color blindness. a. Two parents with normal vision produce a colorblind son, What are the genotypes of the parents? heterozygous for x-linked trait mother IS carrier ; father Is normmal b. What are the chances of their next child being a colorblind female? c. What are the chances of their next child being a son with normal vision?

1.In humans, one type of red-green color blindness is a sex-linked recessive. Normal color vision is dominant to color blindness. a. Two parents with normal vision produce a colorblind son, What are the genotypes of the parents? heterozygous for x-linked trait mother IS carrier ; father Is normmal b. What are the chances of their next child being a colorblind female? c. What are the chances of their next child being a son with normal vision?

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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