How do you get 66.66% and 33.33%? IV-4 Genotype: AaMale Genotype: aa (d) If IV-4 and IV-5 have kids, describe what their genotypes and phenotypes could be.Female: Aaaa66.66% chance that IV-4 is a carrier:Male: aaA50% healthy but carriersAaAa50% sickaaaaa33.33% chance IV-4 is not:100% normal

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Chapter29: Good Nutrition For Life: Pregnancy, Breastfeeding, And Infancy

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