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Sex-Linked Practice

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XBXb

XBXB

XbXb

XBY

XbY

XbXb

XBY

XbY

XBXB

XBXb

XbY

XBY

XbXb

XBXb

XBXB

XbY

XBXb

XBXB

XBY

XbXb

Xby

XbXb

XBY

XBXb

XBXB

XhXh

XhY

XHXh

XHXH

XHY

XHXh

XhY

XHY

XhXh

XHXH

XhXh

XHXH

XhY

XHXh

XHY

XHXh

XhXh

XHXH

XHY

XhY

XHXh

XhY

XhXh

XHXH

XHY

XBXB * XBY

XBXb * XBY

XbXb * XBY

XbXb * Xby

50% XBXB

50% XBXb

50% XbXb

50% XBY

50% XbY

50% Normal

50% Carrier

50% Colorblind

0%

25%

50%

100%

XHXH *XHY

XHXH * XhY

XHXh * XhY

XhXh * XHY

0%

25%

50%

100%

XHXH * XHY

XHXh * XHY

XhXh * XHY

XhXh * XhY

0%

25%

50%

100%

0%

25%

50%

100%

0%

25%

50%

100%

0% Because she has to at least be a carrier since the father had a recessive allele.

100% Because the mother could be normal.

0% Because the father is recessive.

Not enough information.

100% If the father is normal.

0% Because the mother passed down  a recessive allele.

50% If the father is normal.

Not enough information

Female, because they have fewer combinations of alleles

Male, because males are more contagious

Male, because females have more combinations of alleles

Female because they have 2 X's