Please answer fast Hemophilia is a sex-linked recessive disorder. Nothaving hemophilia (XH) is dominant over havinghemophilia (X"). An XX parent (Parent 1) that hashemophilia mates with an XY parent (Parent 2) thatdoes not have hemophilia. Complete the one traitcross, including the phenotypes, genotypes, andgametes of the parents, as well as the PunnettSquare and genotype and phenotype ratios.Do the Punnett Square on paper and use yourcompleted Punnett Square to answer the followingquestions. Which of the following options is the correctgenotype ratio for this cross? The cross is a femalewith hemophila and a male that does not havehemophilia.Select one:a. 2 XHXH 0 xHxh _o xhxh 1XHY 1xhYO b. 0 XHXH 1XHxh1 xhxh 1XHY 1xhYc. O XHXH 2 xHxh o xhxho xHY 2xhyO d. 1XHXH1 xHxH oxHxh 1 xhxh 1XHY

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Which of the following options is the correct genotype ratio for this cross? The cross is a female with hemophila and a male that does not have hemophilia. Select one: a. 2 XHXH 0 xHxh o xhxh 1XHY 1xhY O b. 0 XHXH 1xHxh 1 xhxh 1XHY 1xhY c. O XHXH 2xHxh o xhxh o xHY 2xhy O d. d. 1XHXH 0 xHxh 1xhxh 1XxHY 1xhY

Which of the following options is the correct genotype ratio for this cross? The cross is a female with hemophila and a male that does not have hemophilia. Select one: a. 2 XHXH 0 xHxh o xhxh 1XHY 1xhY O b. 0 XHXH 1xHxh 1 xhxh 1XHY 1xhY c. O XHXH 2xHxh o xhxh o xHY 2xhy O d. d. 1XHXH 0 xHxh 1xhxh 1XxHY 1xhY

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