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What are all the chances of colour blind daughters and sons being born in a marriage of normal man marrying a normal woman whose father was colour blind?

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All sons are normal and all daughters are colour blind

B

Both the sons and daughters are phenotypically normal

C

50% sons are colour blind and all daughters are normal

D

Both the sons and daughters are colour blind

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