To produce female offspring with color blindness, both parents must contribute the gene for color blindness, which is typically X-linked recessive. Therefore, a mother who is either a carrier of the color blindness gene (XcX) or affected by color blindness (XcXc) and a father who is affected (XcY) can produce color-blind daughters. In this case, all daughters will inherit one X chromosome from each parent, potentially resulting in XcXc (color blind) or XcX (carrier).
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