The researchers hypothesize that crossing any unaffected female and an affected male will result in a

0% chance of producing an affected male offspring. Evaluate the validity of the hypothesis.

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Quinn Savage

11 September, 05:42

The researchers hypothesize that crossing any unaffected female and an affected male will result in a

0% chance of producing an affected male offspring. Evaluate the validity of the hypothesis.

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Nikolas Doyle · Answer 1

This hypothesis is correct.

Explanation:

The male organism has one X chromosome and one Y chromosome while female organism has two X chromosomes. If the X chromosome is affected by certain disorder so the male offspring will have 0 % chance of disorder because only Y chromosome is inherent to the male offspring from parents while the daughter offspring has this disorder due to the inheritance of one X from the male parent which is the affected one. So the hypothesis is true.

The researchers hypothesize that crossing any unaffected female and an affected male will result in a0% chance of producing an affected male offspring. Evaluate the validity of the hypothesis.

The researchers hypothesize that crossing any unaffected female and an affected male will result in a

0% chance of producing an affected male offspring. Evaluate the validity of the hypothesis.