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A man can tra...

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A man can transfer his sex-linked gene to his
(a) son
(b) daughter
(c) both
(d) none of these

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(c) both

A man can never transfer his sex-linked gene to both his son and his daughter. The genes located on his X chromosome will be transferred to the daughter, whereas the genes on his Y chromosome will be transferred to his son.

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