Which individuals in the pedigree are identified and labeled carriers for red-green color blindness? lisa and monica sam, tim, bella, and joshua ben, jenny, mike, carol, katie, and chris ben and lisa

Sam, Lisa, Tim, Bella and Joshua.

Explanation:

Red-green color blindness is an x linked trait, which means that it is found on the X chromosome. X linked traits are often recessive, and this is why they usually show up in males, such as the case of red-green colorblindness. A male has only one copy of the X chromosome, so if a recessive x linked trait is present, he does not have the option of the dominant version of the trait to show up. A recessive X linked trait can present itself in a female, but since she has two X chromosomes, she would need to have two copies of the recessive trait for it to present itself. This is why color blindness is less common, but still possible in females

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