If "A" is the dominant gene for normal skin pigment and "a" is the recessive

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If "A" is the dominant gene for normal skin pigment and "a" is the recessive

If "A" is the dominant gene for normal skin pigment and "a" is the recessive gene for albinism, a woman with "AA":

a). has albinism
b). has normal skin pigment
c). could have a child with albinism if her father has "aa" genes
d). both b and c above

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