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In humans, there is a dominant allele that causes vitiligo, where small-unpigmented spots appear on the body. Also, there is a recessive allele for another gene that caus- es albinism, which causes the entire body to be unpig- mented. Vitiligo cannot be seen in albinos. A man with vitiligo had an albino mother and normal father. If the man has a child by a phenotypically normal skinned woman who had an albino father, what is the probability of having a phenotypically normal child

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Answer:

probability = 0

Explanation:

The probability of having a phenotypically normal child is = 0

This is because since the Paul has Vitiligo and the vitiligo ( allele ) is a dominant allele and hence the allele will be passed onto the Child ruling out the chance of the couple having a phenotypically normal child

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