I need help The pedigree chart below shows the inheritance of a sex-linked trait.II3.Why does the male child Il-1 not have the disorder?Sex linked traits are always inherited from the mother and the mother does not have the trait.A sex-linked trait always skips the second generation.Male children only inherit the X chromosome from their fathers and the trait is carried on the Y.O The trait is carried on the X chromosome and the son inherited his Y from his father.

Sex linked traits are present on the sex chromosomes of the organism. these are basically the traits…

Why does the male child Il-1 not have the disorder? O Sex linked traits are always inherited from the mother and the mother does not have the trait. O A sex-linked trait always skips the second generation. O Male children only inherit the X chromosome from their fathers and the trait is carried on the Y. O The trait is carried on the X chromosome and the son inherited his Y from his father.

Why does the male child Il-1 not have the disorder? O Sex linked traits are always inherited from the mother and the mother does not have the trait. O A sex-linked trait always skips the second generation. O Male children only inherit the X chromosome from their fathers and the trait is carried on the Y. O The trait is carried on the X chromosome and the son inherited his Y from his father.

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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Problem 6TYU: Redgreen color blindness is an X-linked recessive disorder in humans. Your friend is the daughter of...

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