What could the children of a color-blind woman and a man with normal vision be?
A) All will be color-blind.
B) None will be color-blind.
C) Daughters will be color-blind, and sons will be normal.
D) Sons will be color-blind, and daughters will be normal.
E) About half would be color-blind.

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Color blindness is often X-linked recessive. A color-blind woman (XcXc) and a man with normal vision (XY) will have sons who inherit the Xc from their mother, making them color-blind (XcY), and daughters who inherit the normal X from their father, making them carriers but not color-blind (XcX).

What Could the Children of a Color-Blind Woman and a Man