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  • Normal vision is due to the allele, a.
  • Migraine headaches are due to the dominant allele, M.
  • Normal headaches are due to the allele, m.

A man with normal vision and without migraines marries a woman with normal vision and migraines.

  • The genotype of the Man with normal vision and without migraines is  aamm
  • The genotype of the woman with normal vision and migraines is aaM-

The man's father had aniridia. This means that his genotype for the trait is Aa. We know that his son is homozygous for the recessive trait and that he must have inherited one recessive allele from the mother and the other recessive allele from his father. So, the man´s father must be heterozygous for the trait. If he was homozygous, the son would be heterozygous and would express aniridia.

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Cross:

Parental) aamm    x    aaMm

Gametes) am  am  am  am

                aM  aM  am  am

Punnet square)   aM       aM       am       am

                  am   aaMm  aaMm  aamm  aamm

                  am   aaMm  aaMm  aamm  aamm

                  am   aaMm  aaMm  aamm  aamm

                  am   aaMm  aaMm  aamm  aamm

F1) 8/16=1/2 of the progeny will have normal vision and migraines, aaMm

     8/16=1/2 of the progeny will have normal vision and will not have migraines, aamm

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