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The above pedigree shows inheritance of a human disease caused by a single gene. Which modes of inheritance are NOT compatible with the above data? Check all that apply

	Y-linked inheritance
	X-linked dominant inheritance
	Autosomal recessive inheritance
	X-linked recessive inheritance
	Autosomal dominant inheritance

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Pedigree analysis helps us to understand the mode of inheritance of a particular disease by observing the family history. It also gives us the probability of having the disease in the upcoming generations.

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