Do male and female offspring possess the same likelihood of carrying the colorblindness trait in their genotype

Complete question:

Punnet squares for genes found in sex chromosomes are unique in that the pattern of inheritance of these traits is gender-specific. For example, examine the following Punnet square for color blindness, a trait found in the X chromosome (Y chromosome carry only a few genes but they do not possess enough coded information to initiate the development of the male).

Xcb represents the X chromosome carrying the color blindness trait. The allele for color blindness is recessive to the normal form of the gene (X).

Punnet square:

                                      Mother

                                Xcb             X

Father         X          X Xcb        X X

                  Y          Xcb Y        X Y

Do male and female offspring possess the same likelihood of carrying the colorblindness trait in their genotype?

YES. Male and female offspring will have the same likelihood of carrying the colorblindness trait in their genotype.

Explanation:

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