1. The royal family was marrying within the family (mostly between cousins) hence increasing the chances for which the offspring will be homozygous recessive for the gene (factor VIII) that codes for hemophilia (This can be shown by Mendel's model of crossing the first and second filial generations of plants. This generated more recessive traits in the population). This culture was an attempt to ensure the wealth of the family remains in the dynasty. However, the genetic repercussions have made the Royal family have allowed marrying outside the family.
2. An individual with hemophilia is referred to as a hemophiliac individual. Individuals with a recessive allele for the conditions are carriers and can produce offspring with hemophilia if they breed with another carrier or a hemophiliac individual,
Answer: birds and the bees/cartoon
Explanation:if they are 13 an up tell them about the birds and the bees but if they younger than that show them a cartoon
<span>Paula, because she has performed the operation very often and now she possesses the ability to perform the operation more strategically and flexibly. Also because she has 35 years of experience should reduce such other negative factors such as complications during procedure.</span>
