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DEAR DR. GOTT: My best friend is colorblind. Her husband is not. They have three children, two girls and a boy. Her daughters are not colorblind, but her son is. How is this possible? Could her girls have colorblind children even though they themselves are not?
Dear Dr. Gott: My best friend is colorblind. Her husband is not. They have three children, two girls and a boy. Her daughters are not colorblind, but her son is.
Q: My best friend is colorblind. Her husband is not. They have three children - two girls and a boy. Her daughters are not colorblind, but her son is. How is this possible? Could her girls have colorblind children even though they themselves are not? A:
Dear Dr. Gott: My best friend is colorblind. Her husband is not. They have three children, two girls and a boy. Her daughters are not colorblind, but her son is. How is this possible? Could her ...
By Peter Gott, M.D. Q: My best friend is colorblind. Her husband is not. They have three children, two girls and a boy. Her daughters are not colorblind, but her son is. How is this possible? Could her girls have colorblind children even though they themselves are not?
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