Double lines in pedigree analysis show

Question

Double lines in pedigree analysis show (A) Unaffected offspring (B) Sex unspecified (C) Normal mating (D) Consanguineous marriage

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Double lines in pedigree analysis represent mating between relatives, i.e., consanguineous mating. Normal mating is shown by single line. Symbol “&loz; ” represents sex unspecified. Unaffected offspring are depicted by open and clear symbols (i.e., &EmptySmallSquare; for male and O for female).

Q. Double lines in pedigree analysis show

Unaffected offspring

Sex unspecified

Normal mating

Consanguineous marriage

Double lines in pedigree analysis represent mating between relatives, i.e., consanguineous mating. Normal mating is shown by single line. Symbol “◊ ” represents sex unspecified. Unaffected offspring are depicted by open and clear symbols (i.e., ◻ for male and O for female).