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Why are males more likely to be affected by X-linked traits than females? •Males are homologous and not hemizygous. •Males have two X chromosomes. •Males have three alleles for X-linked traits. •Only one
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Why are males more likely to be affected by X-linked traits than females?

•Males are homologous and not hemizygous.
•Males have two X chromosomes.
•Males have three alleles for X-linked traits.
•Only one allele is required to express the trait

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I think it's only one allele is required to express the trait.

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