Answer:
Scenario One:
Scenario Two:
Scenario Three:
Was your hypothesis supported by your results or not? Explain how you know.
Explanation:
The answer is, A. Monophyletic.
La adenina y la timina son complementarias (A=T), unidas a través de dos puentes de hidrógeno, mientras que la guanina y la citosina (G≡C) se unen mediante tres puentes de hidrógeno.
So the mother will have two X chromosomes (since she’s female) that are normal (since she is not a carrier), so her genotype will be XA and the gametes she is going to provide is only XA. For the dad, he will have an X chromosome carrying the colourblind gene, which is Xa, and a Y chromosome since he’s male. Referring to the picture, the daughter will receive an XA from mom and Xa from dad, while the son will get an XA from mom and Y from dad.