1). Assume that the autosomal gene H codes for the Widows peak and h codes for the straight hair line and H is dominant over h. The gene gene C codes for the normal vision and the c codes for colour blindness, C is an X-linked gene and is dominant over c.
Now, the cross between a man with widow's peak and normal colour vision (Hh CY, since his father has straight hair line, he may inherited the dominant H from ihs mother) and a colour-blind women with straight hair line (hh cXcX) will have the offspring with the following genotypes.
Hh CXY* hh cXccX = Hh CXcX (1/4, widows peak, normal vision females), Hh cXY (1/4, widows peak, colour blind males), hh CXcX (1/4, straight hair line, normal vision females), hh cXY (1/4, straight hair line, colour blind males).
The probability of having a son with widows peak and colour blindness is, = 1/4.
The probability of having a daughter with widows peak = 1/4
The probability of having a daughter being homozygous for the widows peak and colour blindness alleles = 0
Probability of having a daughter with colour blindness and straight hair line = 0
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