Books Study Career Life Question: Below Is The Family Tree For A Small Parade Of Elephants, ne Of Which ("C") Exhibits Albinism Caused By A Mutation In The... Below is the family tree for a small parade of elephants, one of which ("C") exhibits albinism caused by a mutation in the gene for skin pigmentation. Each elephant carries two copies of this gene and in order to be an albino, both copies must have the mutation. When the elephants mate, each parent passes one of their copies onto the child with equal probability (regardless of mutation). Elephants A and B each carry only 1 copy of the mutation (and thus don't exhibit albinism) and elephant C carries 2 copies (and is affected), as shown in the figure. Elephants C, D, and E are all descendants of A & B, and Elephant F is a descendant of D & E. 1 Copy 1 Copy A B normal albino C D 2 Copies not yet born F Please show your work or reasoning for each of the following questions: a) Given that elephant D is not an albino, what is the probability it has exactly one copy of the mutation? [1 point] 1/2 b) Given that elephant E is not an albino, what is the probability it has exactly one copy of the mutation? [1 point] 1/2 c) What is the probability that elephant F, when born, will be an albino? [2 points] 1/4