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A woman is a carrier for colorblindness (XcXc)and her husband has normal vision (XcY). Is it possible for one of their children to be colorblind? If so who? Use a Punnett square to back up (ignore my work
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A woman is a carrier for colorblindness (XcXc)and her husband has normal vision (XcY). Is it
possible for one of their children to be colorblind? If so who? Use a Punnett square to back up
(ignore my work I’m trying to figure it out please help)
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There will be one
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