Answer: That would be true.
I am not an expert about this stuff but I think it is your second answer is correct but like I said I do not know.
The red-green color blindness is X-linked recessive traits. It is known that male has one X chromosome and one Y chromosome. So, if he inherits recessive allele from his mother, he will be colorblind.
It is more complicated for females because they have two X chromosomes. Similarly to Mendelian monohybrid cross, a female which is recessive homozygous will be colorblind (X^cbX^cb). But a heterozygous female (<span>X^CBX^cb) will be rarely color because she has one dominant allele.</span>
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