P generation P generation Normal Precocious Normal Normal puberty d Рp puberty ? pp puberty d pp puberty ? Pp Meiosis Meiosis Gametes P Gametes P Fertilization Fertilization Half of the sons and Half of the sons and none of the daughters have precocious puberty. F, generation F, generation none of the daughters have precocious puberty. 2 Pp precocious puberty ½ Pp normal puberty 2 Pp precocious puberty ½ Pp normal puberty 2 pp normal puberty ½ pp normal puberty 2 pp normal puberty ½ pp normal puberty Conclusion: Both males and females can transmit this sex-limited trait, but it is expressed only in males.

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