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I read that the most common form of color blindess (red/green), occurs in 7% of males, but only in .4% of females.
Men just have to get the gene from their mother to have color blindess. But women have to get it from their father also. So shouldn't that make it only half as likely for females to be color blind? Shouldn't 3.5% of females have color blindess?
Men just have to get the gene from their mother to have color blindess. But women have to get it from their father also. So shouldn't that make it only half as likely for females to be color blind? Shouldn't 3.5% of females have color blindess?