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Which statement is always true when describing sex-linked inheritance?
It results in a dominant trait.
The alleles are found on the X or Y chromosome.
The resulting trait is influenced by multiple alleles.
It is affected by alleles on at least three different chromosomes.
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The alleles are found on the X or Y chromosome.
Explanation: Sex-linked (sex chromosome–linked) inheritance means the gene is located on a sex chromosome (X or Y). Such traits can be dominant or recessive and need not involve multiple alleles or multiple chromosomes.
Explanation: Sex-linked (sex chromosome–linked) inheritance means the gene is located on a sex chromosome (X or Y). Such traits can be dominant or recessive and need not involve multiple alleles or multiple chromosomes.
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