Please answer ASAP P Question 5What is the probability that parents with the following genotypes have a Superhero male?A superhero female?XM-XML XMIY50% of females, 0% malesO 100% females, 50% malesO 50% offspring regardless of sexO 0% offspring regardless of sexQuestioh 6Based on the exercises before what genotypes in mothers can cause both colorblindness inmales AND tetrachromatic vision in females if the father has a XML genotype?XMIXMLxmlxMLo xml xM- or XXMLO XM XML or XLXMLO XMLXML or XmlyML

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Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

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