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red-green colorblindness is X linked recessive. A woman with normal vision has a father who is color blind. The woman has a child with a man who is normal vision. What phenotype is not expected?
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the child will also have normal vision.
I'm a little confused about this question. The way I see it, if the woman had a boy, then the boy COULD be colorblind. It's a 50% chance that her boy would be colorblind. But here's where I'm confused: It says that...."The woman has a child with a man who has normal vision." Does the MAN have normal vision? Or does the CHILD have normal vision?
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