Normal male Normal female Hemophilic male Carrier female with affected male offspring Possible carrier female Prince Albert Queen Victoria Leopold, Duke of Beatrice Albany Victoria Empress Frederick Alice of King Edward VII Hesse King Alfonso XIII of Spain Frederick William King George V Maurice King George VI rene Prince Henry Tsar Nicholas I Alix Leopold Alice of Athlone Eugenia Duke of Windsor Earl Waldemar Henry Olga Marie Rupert Alfonso Gonzalo Alexis Mount- Tatiana Anastasia batten Princess German royal family Russian royal family Margaret Queen Prince Juan Elizabeth IIPhillip Carlos Spanish royal family Princess Prince Prince Prince Anne Charles Andrew Edward British royal family Source: G. Bradley Schaefer, James N. Thompson, Jr.: Medical Genetics: An Integrated Approach Copyright McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved.

Normal male Normal female Hemophilic male Carrier female with affected male offspring Possible carrier female Prince Albert Queen Victoria Leopold, Duke of Beatrice Albany Victoria Empress Frederick Alice of King Edward VII Hesse King Alfonso XIII of Spain Frederick William King George V Maurice King George VI rene Prince Henry Tsar Nicholas I Alix Leopold Alice of Athlone Eugenia Duke of Windsor Earl Waldemar Henry Olga Marie Rupert Alfonso Gonzalo Alexis Mount- Tatiana Anastasia batten Princess German royal family Russian royal family Margaret Queen Prince Juan Elizabeth IIPhillip Carlos Spanish royal family Princess Prince Prince Prince Anne Charles Andrew Edward British royal family Source: G. Bradley Schaefer, James N. Thompson, Jr.: Medical Genetics: An Integrated Approach Copyright McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved.

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Essentials Of Human Development

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