In man, defective color vision results from a sex linked recessive allele. A man (1) and a woman (2), both of normal vision, have the following three children, all of whom are married to people with normal vision: a colorblind son (3) who has a daughter of normal vision (6): a daughter of normal vision (4) who has one colorblind son (7) and two normal sons (8); and a daughter of normal vision (5) who has six normal sons (9). Give the genotypes of all the individuals in the family (1 to 9). 12.

In man, defective color vision results from a sex linked recessive allele. A man (1) and a woman (2), both of normal vision, have the following three children, all of whom are married to people with normal vision: a colorblind son (3) who has a daughter of normal vision (6): a daughter of normal vision (4) who has one colorblind son (7) and two normal sons (8); and a daughter of normal vision (5) who has six normal sons (9). Give the genotypes of all the individuals in the family (1 to 9). 12.

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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