3. Fathers can only pass their X-linked genes to their daughters, not their sons. Explain why.

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3. Fathers can only pass their X-linked genes to their daughters, not their sons. Explain why.

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i think because it's a ressive trait

Joachim Deelen answered Apr 22, 2023

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