3. Charles and Camilla are planning to start a family. Camilla has Huntington's disease. Charles does not have the disease (hh). Camilla does not know if she is Homozygous (HH) for the condition or heterozygous. (Hh). Using the punnet squares below explain all outcomes for their children if. i i Camilla is homozygous for the condition. ii Camilla is heterozygous for the condition. Homozygous Explain your answer:

3. Charles and Camilla are planning to start a family. Camilla has Huntington's disease. Charles does not have the disease (hh). Camilla does not know if she is Homozygous (HH) for the condition or heterozygous. (Hh). Using the punnet squares below explain all outcomes for their children if. i i Camilla is homozygous for the condition. ii Camilla is heterozygous for the condition. Homozygous Explain your answer:

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Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter13: Genes, Chromosomes, And Human Genetics

Section13.4: Human Genetic Traits, Pedigree Analysis, And Genetic Counseling

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