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Color-blindness is a X-linked recessive disorder. under what circumstances will manifest in a child?

A) if the child is a male and it's mother has the recessive allele
B) if the child is a female and it's father has the recessive allele
C) If the child is a female and it's mother has the recessive allele
D) If the child is male and it's father has the recessive allele​

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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

because males are XY and females are XX, if two people have a son, he will receive a Y chromosome from his father and an X chromosome from his mother, if one of her alleles is recessive color blindness, there is a chance he could be color blind.

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User Sanath Reddy
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Answer: A

Explanation: the gene can only be passed on the x gene, so if you are a male, you only have one x gene, so it dominates without the presence of another x gene

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