<span>It involves the use of oxygen and the release of carbon dioxide. Basically, when you breath in, the cells use the oxygen and transfer it through your body and the wasteful byproduct is the carbon dioxide that is released into the air back. Which is good because plants then use that and release oxygen.</span>
Answer:
none of the males or females could be colorblind, assuming that this question is referring to x-linked recessive inheritance patterns.
Explanation:
if it is an x linked recessive trait, then the male's genotype is, with (b) representing colorblindness and (B) representing normal vision. the female, who is h o m o z y g o u s for normal vision, would have the genotype.
It would be impossible for the dad to pass on his colorblind gene to a son, because he can only pass a Y chromosome to the son. and a daughter would get the colorblind gene, but the normal gene donated by the mom would dominate it so the daughter could not actually be colorblind
Either A or D I’m not 100% sure but it’s the only thing that makes since
