A marriage between normal visioned man and colour blind woman will produce offspring (a) colour blind sons and 50% carrier daughter (b) 50% colourblind sons and 50% carrier daughter (c) normal males and carrier daughters (d) colour blind sons and carrier daughters.

A marriage between normal visioned man and
colour blind woman will produce offspring
(a) colour blind sons and 50% carrier daughter
(b) 50% colourblind sons and 50% carrier daughter
(c) normal males and carrier daughters
(d) colour blind sons and carrier daughters.
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(d) colour blind sons and carrier daughters.
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