Multiple Choice
X-linked dominant traits affect both males and females. Affected males must have affected mothers (unless the males possess a new mutation) , and they pass the trait on to all their daughters.
-A male affected with an X-linked dominant trait will have what proportion of offspring affected with the trait?
A) 1/2 sons and 1/2 daughters
B) All sons and no daughters
C) All daughters and no sons
D) 3/4 daughters and 1/4 sons
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Q2: Y-linked traits appear only in males and
Q3: Autosomal dominant traits appear in both sexes
Q4: Autosomal recessive traits appear with equal frequency
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