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If a colour bind man marries a woman who is normal but carries this trait, the progeny will be

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sons and daughters will be normal

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sons will be colour blind, daughters will be normal

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sons will be normal, dughters will be carriers

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both sons and daughters will be color blind

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To solve the question regarding the offspring of a colorblind man and a woman who is normal but carries the trait, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the Genetics of Colorblindness**: - Colorblindness is a sex-linked recessive trait located on the X chromosome. - The normal vision allele is denoted as X^H and the colorblind allele is denoted as X^h. 2. **Determine the Genotypes of the Parents**: - The colorblind man has the genotype X^hY (since he has one X chromosome with the colorblind allele and a Y chromosome). - The woman is normal but a carrier, so her genotype is X^HX^h (one normal allele and one colorblind allele). 3. **Set Up a Punnett Square**: - Create a Punnett square to predict the genotypes of the offspring. The rows will represent the mother's alleles (X^H and X^h) and the columns will represent the father's alleles (X^h and Y). | | X^H | X^h | |---------|-----------|-----------| | **X^h** | X^HX^h (Carrier Daughter) | X^hX^h (Colorblind Daughter) | | **Y** | X^HY (Normal Son) | X^hY (Colorblind Son) | 4. **Analyze the Results**: - From the Punnett square, we can see the possible genotypes of the offspring: - Daughters: - 1 X^HX^h (carrier) - 1 X^hX^h (colorblind) - Sons: - 1 X^HY (normal) - 1 X^hY (colorblind) 5. **Conclude the Progeny Types**: - The possible outcomes for the progeny are: - Sons: 50% will be colorblind (X^hY) and 50% will be normal (X^HY). - Daughters: 50% will be carriers (X^HX^h) and 50% will be colorblind (X^hX^h). 6. **Select the Correct Answer**: - The correct answer to the question is that the sons will be colorblind and the daughters will be carriers. ### Final Answer: The progeny will be: - Sons: 50% colorblind, 50% normal - Daughters: 50% carriers, 50% colorblind
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