A normal girl, whose mother is haemophilic marries a male with no ancestral history of haemophilia. What will be the possible phenotypes of the offsprings ?
$(a)$ Haemophilic son and haemophilic daughter.
$(b)$ Haemophilic son and carrier daughter.
$(c)$ Normal daughter and normal son.
$(d)$ Normal son and haemophilic daughter.
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below :
$(a)$ Haemophilic son and haemophilic daughter.
$(b)$ Haemophilic son and carrier daughter.
$(c)$ Normal daughter and normal son.
$(d)$ Normal son and haemophilic daughter.
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below :
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- A$(a)$ and $(b)$ only
- B$(b)$ and $(c)$ only
- C$(a)$ and $(d)$ only
- D$(b)$ and $(d)$ only
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