A normally pigmented man whose mother was albino marries a normally pigmented woman whose father was an albino. What are the chances their first child will be albino? % What are the chances their second child will be albino?%

25%, 0%

Explanation:

Normally pigmented man whose mother was Albino with genotype (Aa) married a woman whose father was Albino with genotype (Aa).

There is a probability that their 25% of a normal child with (AA) genotype, 50% of normal but genotype (Aa) and 25% of an albino child with (aa) genotype.

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