**E.** Through genetic analysis, we find that II-1 is actually heterozygous. Given this new information, what is the probability that his daughter (III-1) is heterozygous?**F.** If we change the genotype of the grandfather (I-1) to AA, what is the probability that his granddaughter (III-1) is heterozygous? Continue to assume that II-1 is heterozygous.**G.** Let’s go back to assuming that II-1 is AA. However, let’s continue to say that I-1 is also AA. What is the probability that III-1 is heterozygous?---The text is part of a genetics problem set discussing inheritance probabilities across generations. It focuses on determining the likelihood of a specific descendant (III-1) being heterozygous under different assumptions about the genotypes of their ancestors. The pedigree chart displayed illustrates the inheritance pattern across three generations. Here's a detailed explanation of the chart:**Generations:**- The generations are marked on the left side with Roman numerals: I, II, and III indicating the first, second, and third generations, respectively.**Individuals and Relationships:**- Squares represent male individuals, and circles represent female individuals.- Horizontal lines connecting a square and circle indicate a mating pair.- Vertical lines lead to their offspring.**Genotype Labels:**- Individuals I-1 and I-2 are both marked with the genotype "Aa", suggesting they are heterozygous for a particular trait.**Generation I:**- I-1 (male) and I-2 (female) form a couple and both have the genotype "Aa".**Generation II:**- The couple I-1 and I-2 have four offspring: II-1 (male), II-2 (female), II-3 (male), and II-4 (male). **Generation III:**- Individual II-1 (male) and II-2 (female) have one child, III-1 (female).This chart is a visual representation used in genetics to track the inheritance of specific traits through generations, particularly focusing on genetic variations and potential hereditary conditions within a family.

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Description: **E.** Through genetic analysis, we find that II-1 is actually heterozygous. Given this new information, what is the probability that his daughter (III-1) is heterozygous?**F.** If we change the genotype of the grandfather (I-1) to AA, what is the p