Hemophilia pedigree: X-linked recessive in a royal family

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A four-generation pedigree titled Hemophilia in a royal family, with a half-filled carrier woman in generation I, seven affected men across generations II to IV, six more half-filled carrier women, deceased slashes, a proband arrow at IV-5 and a key — A four-generation pedigree of 29 people, modeled on Queen Victoria’s family: a carrier woman, I-2, has an affected son, II-4, and two carrier daughters, II-3 and II-6. Every affected person is a man, seven in all across generations II to IV, and six of them are marked deceased. Carrier women are drawn half filled, the arrow marks the proband, IV-5, and the key below explains every symbol.

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X-linked recessive inheritance

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