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Hemophilia is a recessive, sex linked gene. If a hemophilic woman and a nonhemophilic man have two boys and two girls, will any of the children be hemophilic? With punnet square
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Hemophilia is a recessive, sex linked gene. If a hemophilic woman and a nonhemophilic man have two boys and two

girls, will any of the children be hemophilic? With punnet square

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Yes, the two daughters will be carriers of the hemophilia gene. Although they may not show any symptoms of the disorder, they may pass it on to their offspring.

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