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One clue that a trait might be sex-linked is that:
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it is more common in females than in males

it occurs in each sex equally

it is more common in males than in females

it only is seen in a homozygote

*it is more common in males than in females

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which do you think it is

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it is more common in males than in females

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@Abhisar @Secret-Ninja

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you just answered your question

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So I just wanna make sure is it right or not...

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The best answer is probably that it occurs more in males than in females. This will be true of almost any sex linked disease. If the mutant gene is on the X chromosome and the trait is recessive, then females can have one bad copy and one good one. They will then be unaffected carriers of the disease. Any male offspring who inherit the bad copy will have the disease because they only have one X. There are diseases that are X linked dominant, which would be inherited by both sexes equally, but they are very rare. Y linked disorders would exclusively affect men.

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@KittyT

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medal if helped

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Thanks...Sorry for late reply b/c of my internet connection :(

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meh too

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