Question

choose one such disorder from the previous question that males have. color blindness albinism heart attack the flu
the person you would go see if you are worried about having children and passing on a disease and wanted to find out what the chance was of those traits being passed on is: a mathematician your teacher a genetic counselor a therapist
what is a reason for practicing selective breeding? all of the choices are good reasons to get a super strong or fast animal such as a race horse to breed an animal such as a chicken that is fast growing and produces a lot of meat for a farm to get an animal with less chance of having disease such as hip disorders in dogs or exercise induced collapse

Explanation:

• Question 9: A genetic counselor specializes in assessing the risk of genetic disorders being passed on to offspring. A mathematician deals with numbers and equations, a teacher with education, and a therapist with mental/emotional health.
• Question 10: Selective breeding can aim for traits like strength/speed (e.g., race - horse), productivity (e.g., fast - growing chicken for meat), and reduced disease risk (e.g., dogs with less hip disorder risk). So all the given reasons are valid.

Answer:

• Question 9: C. a genetic counselor
• Question 10: A. All of the choices are good reasons