Which of the following would you not find in a pedigree when a male has an X-linked recessive disorder? Select one: O A. The sons of a female with the disorder will all have the disorder O B. Only males in the pedigree have the disorder. C. Only females in the pedigree have the disorder. O D. Neither parent has the disorder.

Which of the following would you not find in a pedigree when a male has an X-linked recessive disorder? Select one: O A. The sons of a female with the disorder will all have the disorder O B. Only males in the pedigree have the disorder. C. Only females in the pedigree have the disorder. O D. Neither parent has the disorder.

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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