Below is a partial pedigree of hemophilia in the British Royal Family descended from Queen Victoria, who is believed to be the original "carrier" in this pedigree. Albert Victoria (1819-1901) Helena Empress Victoria Edward VII Alice of Hesse Beatrice Princess Leopold Duke of Albany Christian 66655 5858 Alice Kaiser George Wilhelm II V Princess Frederick (Alexandra) Irene Alix Tsarina Nikolas II of Athlone Victoria Leopold Maurice Eugenie (wife of Alfonso XIII) Analyze the pedigree and indicate which females are also certain to be carriers.

Below is a partial pedigree of hemophilia in the British Royal Family descended from Queen Victoria, who is believed to be the original "carrier" in this pedigree. Albert Victoria (1819-1901) Helena Empress Victoria Edward VII Alice of Hesse Beatrice Princess Leopold Duke of Albany Christian 66655 5858 Alice Kaiser George Wilhelm II V Princess Frederick (Alexandra) Irene Alix Tsarina Nikolas II of Athlone Victoria Leopold Maurice Eugenie (wife of Alfonso XIII) Analyze the pedigree and indicate which females are also certain to be carriers.

Understanding Health Insurance: A Guide to Billing and Reimbursement

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