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Explanation:
<em>A diagram of a Punnett Square showing the chromosomes involved in the inheritance of sex-linked traits.
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<em>The female had the genotype XHXh, and produced the two gametes seen at the left side of the diagram.
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<em>The male had the genotype XHY0, and produced the two gametes seen at the right side of the diagram.
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<em>The genotypes seen in the center of the square represent the possible genotypes of the F1 generation.
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<em>Two female offspring are produced for every two male offspring.
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<em>One male and one female offspring inherit normal genes.
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<em>One female is heterozygous for the hemophilia trait and is considered a carrier.
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<em>One male receives a damaged X-chromosome and inherits the condition known as hemophilia.</em>
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