Question -Match the characteristics of a pedigree to the mode of inheritance.An affected father passes a trait on to his|Choose )son.More males than females are affected.(ChooseOnce the trait disappears from one branch ofthe pedigree, it never re-appears.|ChooseAn affected father passes the trait on to allhis daughters, but none of his sons.(ChooseQuestion 2This pedigree is identical to one you saw in your lecture questions. There will be a series of questionsabout this pedigree.2I3D2456.78II12 3 456 7 8 910 1112IV1 2 34 56 78 9Part I: Assuming the trait is fully penetrant, what is the most likely mode of inheritance for thispedigree?O x-linked recessiveO x-linked dominantO YlinkedO Autosomal recessiveO Autosomal dominant

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