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A carrier woman for haemophilia marries a haemophilic man.Show the type of progeny formed with the help of punnet square?

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  2. s law of purity of gametes.

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  14. With the help of one example, explain the phenomena of-dominance and m...

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  15. What will be phenotype of F(1) generation when the normal man (XY) mar...

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  16. Explain incomplete dominance with sutiable example.

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  17. What will be the phenotype of F(1) generation when a haemophilic man (...

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  18. Describe Griffith's experiment of transformation.

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  19. Taking the example of ABO blood type of humans,explain the phenomenon ...

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