Red-green Color Blindness and Hemophilia A are both sex-linked traits in humans. Both genes are on the X-chromosome and are tightly linked.
Consider the pedigree below. Individual 1 is homozygous normal. Individual 2 is both red-green color blind and a hemophiliac. Individual 6 is the as yet unborn son of 4 and 5.
What is the probability that their son, 6, will be both color blind and a hemophiliac? Express your answer as a number between 0.0 and 1.0. You may use as many significant figures as necessary.

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Red-green Color Blindness and Hemophilia A are both sex-linked traits in humans. Both genes are on the X-chromosome and are tightly linked.
Consider the pedigree below. Individual 1 is homozygous normal. Individual 2 is both red-green color blind and a hemophiliac. Individual 6 is the as yet unborn son of 4 and 5.  
What is the probability that their son, 6, will be both color blind and a hemophiliac? Express your answer as a number between 0.0 and 1.0. You may use as many significant figures as necessary.

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