Genetics: Analysis and Principles 5th Edition by Robert Brooker

Exercise 57

A phenotypically normal woman with an abnormally long chromosome 13 (and a normal homolog of chromosome 13) marries a phenotypically normal man with an abnormally short chromosome 11 (and a normal homolog of chromosome 11). What is the probability of producing an offspring that will have both a long chromosome 13 and a short chromosome 11 If such a child is produced, what is the probability that this child would eventually pass both abnormal chromosomes to one of his or her offspring