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Person whose father is colourblind marries a lady whose mother is daughter of a colourblind man. Their children will be

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All sons colour blind

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Some sons normal and some colour blind

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All colorblind

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All normal

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To solve the question regarding the inheritance of colorblindness in the children of a colorblind man and a woman whose mother is the daughter of a colorblind man, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Genotype of the Colorblind Man**: - The father of the man is colorblind. Since colorblindness is an X-linked recessive trait, his genotype is XcY, where Xc represents the X chromosome with the colorblind allele. 2. **Determine the Genotype of the Man**: - The man himself must have inherited a normal X chromosome from his mother (who is not colorblind). Therefore, his genotype is XY (normal vision). 3. **Identify the Genotype of the Woman**: - The woman’s mother is the daughter of a colorblind man. This means the woman’s mother could either be colorblind (XcXc) or a carrier (XcX). Since the father is colorblind, he must have passed on the Xc chromosome to his daughter. Thus, the woman’s mother must be at least a carrier (XcX). 4. **Determine the Possible Genotypes of the Woman**: - The woman can either be a carrier (XcX) or have normal vision (XX). Therefore, the possible genotypes for the woman are XcX (carrier) or XX (normal). 5. **Cross the Genotypes of the Man and Woman**: - If the woman is a carrier (XcX): - Possible offspring: - Daughters: 50% XcX (carriers), 50% XX (normal) - Sons: 50% XcY (colorblind), 50% XY (normal) - If the woman is normal (XX): - Possible offspring: - Daughters: 100% XX (normal) - Sons: 100% XY (normal) 6. **Conclusion**: - Since we are considering the case where the woman is a carrier, the children will have a mix of colorblind and normal vision. Therefore, the correct answer is that some sons will be colorblind and some will be normal. ### Final Answer: The children will be a mix of colorblind and normal, specifically: some sons will be colorblind and some will be normal. ---
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