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8. Colorblindness is X linked. Beth’s father is colorblind, but Beth, her mother, brother, and husband...

8. Colorblindness is X linked. Beth’s father is colorblind, but Beth, her mother, brother, and husband all have color vision.  

                                            iv. Make a small pedigree to show this family.  

                                              v. Fill in the genotypes of each member of the family, as much as you can.  

                                            vi. What are the chances that Beth and her husband will have a child with colorblindness? Show your Punnett square.

                                           vii. What are the chances that they will have a daughter with color blindness?

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