Phenotypes that are related to the sex can be classified as: sex-linked, sex -limited, or sex-influenced. Sex-linked phenotypes are _____________________________________. produced by autosomal genes (on non-sex chromosomes) that are present in both sexes but are only expressed in one of the two sexes. produced by autosomal genes (on non-sex chromosomes) that are present in both sexes but are more severely expressed in one of the sexes. produced by genes that are present on the X chromosome and are expressed only in the females. produced by genes that are present on the X chromosome and are expressed when present in XY males. None of the other answers are correct.

Phenotypes that are related to the sex can be classified as: sex-linked, sex -limited, or sex-influenced. Sex-linked phenotypes are _____________________________________. produced by autosomal genes (on non-sex chromosomes) that are present in both sexes but are only expressed in one of the two sexes. produced by autosomal genes (on non-sex chromosomes) that are present in both sexes but are more severely expressed in one of the sexes. produced by genes that are present on the X chromosome and are expressed only in the females. produced by genes that are present on the X chromosome and are expressed when present in XY males. None of the other answers are correct.

Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version (MindTap Course List)

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