1 4 II 1 IV 2 3 (a) Ignoring the sibship in generation IV, what is the probability that both parents in the first- cousin mating are heterozygous? (b) Taking the sibship in generation IV into account, what is the probability that both parents in the first-cousin mating are heterozygous? %3D

1 4 II 1 IV 2 3 (a) Ignoring the sibship in generation IV, what is the probability that both parents in the first- cousin mating are heterozygous? (b) Taking the sibship in generation IV into account, what is the probability that both parents in the first-cousin mating are heterozygous? %3D

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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