A sex-influenced trait in humans is one that affects the length of the index finger. A "short" allele is dominant in males and recessive in females. Heterozygous males have an index finger that is significantly shorter than the ring finger. The gene affecting index finger length is located on an autosome. A woman with short index fingers has children with a man who has normal index fingers. They produce five children in the following order: female, male, male, female, male. The oldest female offspring marries a man with normal fingers and then has one daughter. The youngest male among the five children marries a woman with short index fingers, and then they have two sons. Draw the pedigree for this family. Indicate the phenotypes of every individual (filled symbols for individuals with short index fingers and open symbols for individuals with normal index fingers).