Given what we know, we can confirm that the couple in question has a 50% chance that their next child will be a girl.
<h3>Why are the odds 1/2 ?</h3>
This has to do with the fact that each child that the couple has is an independent event. While it is true that it is unlikely for the same event to occur many times in succession, the previous events do not influence the outcome of the next child.
Therefore, given that a child can be either male or female when born, the couple in question has a perfect 50% chance for their next child to be a girl.
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prophase is actually the first stage. In interphase, the cell gets itself ready for mitosis or meiosis.
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Both parents' genotypes are Bb (brown blue)
the punnet square would be
BB(kid one) Bb(kid two) Bb(kid three) bb(kid four)
kid one will be homozygous for brown eyes. kid two and three will be heterozygous for brown eyes. kid four will be homozygous for blue eyes
in other words, 75% will have brown eyes. 25% will have blue eyes
