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SOLVED: X-linked Pedigree Is the mode of inheritance for this pedigree X-linked recessive or X-linked dominant and why? It is X-linked dominant because all affected males have affected moms and daughters. It
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It is seen that expression of X-linked dominant traits happen more in males than females, why is that? Shouldn't dominant traits occur even in presence of a recessive trait? Then why is
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