Hemophilia is a trait that is inherited, sex-linked and A)autosomal. B)codominant C)dominant. D)recessive.

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asked Feb 26, 2018 83.3k views

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Hemophilia is a trait that is inherited, sex-linked and

A)autosomal.
B)codominant
C)dominant.
D)recessive.

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D is the correct answer

Rocketmonkeys answered Feb 28, 2018

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I want to say its a recessive trait

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