A blue-eyed, left-handed woman marries a brown-eyed, right-handed man who is heterozygous for both of his traits. If blue eyes and left-handedness are recessive, how many different phenotypes are possible in their children?

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Given that blue eyes and left-handedness are recessive traits, and considering the man is heterozygous for both of his dominant traits (brown eyes and right-handedness), their children could exhibit four different phenotypes: 1) brown-eyed, right-handed; 2) brown-eyed, left-handed; 3) blue-eyed, right-handed; 4) blue-eyed, left-handed.

A Blue-Eyed, Left-Handed Woman Marries a Brown-Eyed, Right-Handed Man Who