A colorblind human male carries
A. a dominant allele for colorblindness on the Y chromosome.
B. a recessive allele for colorblindness on the Y chromosome.
C. a dominant allele for colorblindness on the X chromosome.
D. a recessive allele for colorblindness on the X chromosome.
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OpenStudy (goodkylekiller):
b i think
OpenStudy (abhisar):
Its D
OpenStudy (goodkylekiller):
oh damn
OpenStudy (anonymous):
thnx both
OpenStudy (anonymous):
somy too
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OpenStudy (somy):
how do u know? @Abhisar i'd like to understand how is it >3<
OpenStudy (somy):
owh i didn't do anything here though T_T
OpenStudy (anonymous):
but you where helpping me all the time too
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
@Somy Can't be on the Y chromosomes, so can't be A or B, there are very few Sex linked Dominant traits that can be passed, one would be HD, recessive would be hemophilia, color blindness etc.
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
@Somy VERY rare for a trait to be passed on the Y chromosomes.
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OpenStudy (abhisar):
Mark zukerberg is color blind
OpenStudy (somy):
ohhhh interesting
OpenStudy (abhisar):
That's why facebook is all blue and white
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
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So if the X chromosomes is recessive than the male has a 50% chance of being color blind.