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Albinism (the total lack of pigmentation) is recessive (and really rare!) in humans. If an albino female marries a normal but heterozygous male: a) What are the chances they will have an albino child?
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Albinism (the total lack of pigmentation) is recessive (and really rare!) in humans. If an albino female marries a normal but heterozygous male:

a) What are the chances they will have an albino child? (Looking for a % here)

b) What are the predicted GTs and PTs of their children?

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Answer: not sure on the percentenge all i know is the albino gene is a recessive gene

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