Prevalence refers to
a) the number of individuals having a particular exceptionality.
b) the probability of having a child with a particular exceptionality.
c) the percentage of a population having a particular exceptionality.
d) the distribution of exceptionalities across different segments of the population.

Aparent with freckles is crossed with a parent without freckles. the punnett square shows the possible genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring. which statement accurately describes the probability of phenotypes? a.the offspring are more likely to have freckles. b.the offspring are more likely to have no freckles. c.the likelihood of the offspring having freckles and not having freckles is the same. d.the likelihood of the offspring having freckles and not having freckles cannot be determined.