Question

A woman with normal vision is pregnant from a man with red-green colorblindness. Can they child produce a child that has red-green colorblindness?

		Yes. It is possible for them to produce a child with red-green colorblindness.
		No. It is impossible for them to have a child with red-green colorblindness

Assuming gene linkage a cross female fruit fly with yellow body and white eyes with a male fruit fly with a grey body and red eyes would produce male offspring with which phenotype combination?

		yellow body and white eyes
		yellow body and red eyes
		grey body and white eyes
		grey body and red eyes

Blended inheritance is supported by which genetic discovery?

		incomplete dominance
		gene linkage
		codominance
		independent assortment

Crossing over during meiosis violates the prediction of _____.

		gene linkage
		segregation
		XY sex determinism
		codominance

Phenotypes that have a range of variability (not discrete differences such as Mendel's pea flower color), are typically a result of ______.

		polygenic inheritance
		independent assortment
		gene linkage
		segregation