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A normal woman whose father was a hemophiliac marries a
normal man. What are the chances of hemophilia occurring in
their children?
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Answer Posted / ankita singh
This cross follows criss -cross pattern. 1/4 chance for
daughters to be carrier and 1/4 chance for sons to be hemophiliac.
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