Science, asked by roshanidevkar771, 4 months ago

when a male with heamophilia XhY is crossed with female carrier of both heamophilia and colourblindness XcXh then what is the probability that female offspring will turn out to be phenotypically normal?​

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Answered by maithilimundle
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Answer:

50%

Explanation:

XhY  x    XcXh   parents

XhXc    XhXh   XcY   XhY       Offsprings

so 1 daughter will be carrier for both hemophilia and colorblindness who will be phenotypically normal.

another daughter is haemophilic

1 son is haemophilic and another is colorblind

so out of 2 daughters 1 is normal hence 50% daughters will be phenotypically normal

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