Biology, asked by amirtha08, 10 months ago

A man whose father was color blind marries a women who had color blind mother and a normal father . what is the percentage of the male child born to this couple will be colour blind?

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Answered by liyanshi
6

male child are born 50:50

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Answered by phillipinestest
3

The male child born to the couple mentioned in the statement would be 50% color blind.

Explanation:

The man’s father was color blind who “marries a women who had color blind mother” and a normal father.  In this condition, the man’s mother-in-law is color blind, whereas the father-in law is normal. As his mother-in-law is color blind, his wife may be either affected with color blindness or may be the carrier of the diseases.  

If mother is carrier of gene, 50% chance is there for her son to be affected with the disease. On other hand if she is affected with colorblindness, then all her sons will be color blind.

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