Show with a checker board the possibility of haemophilia in son and daughter if a normal man marry a normal but carrier female. Why colour blindness is found largely in male?

Explain the possibility of haemophilic son and daughter if a carrier female marry a normal male.

the probability of haemophilic male children born to a haemophilia carrier mother and a normal father

If father is normal but mother is a carrier of colour blindness then which offsprings will be colour blind?

If a normal man marries a carrier female for colour blindness, what is the chance of their male progeny to be colourblind.

A colour blind female married a normal male. Judge the probability of colour blindness among their children.

Write down the names of two 'X' chromosomal disease. Show with a checker board if it is possible that the existance of a normal brother beside one colour blind brother and sister.

Calculate the probable change of being a haemophilic female child if a haemophilic male is married to a normal female

If a genetic disease is transferred from a phenotypically normal but carrier female to only some of the male progeny, the disease is

A colourbliind male marriages a carrier female. Experimentally show the possiblity of colourblindness among the children.

If a colour bind man marries a woman who is normal but carries this trait, the progeny will be 1. sons and daughters will be normal 2. sons will be colour blind, daughters will be normal 3. sons will be normal, daughters will be carriers 4. both sons and daughters can be color blind