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The non-X-linked disorder below is _____________?
 
  a. red-color blindness
  b. green-colorblindness
  c. Huntington's disease
  d. hemophilia

Question 2

Because X-linked disorders are essentially __________, they will only appear in the __________ sex.
 
  a. autonomic recessive disorders; homogametic
  b. autonomic dominant disorders; homogametic
  c. autonomic recessive disorders; heterogametic
  d. autonomic dominant disorders; heterogametic



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: c

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Correct Answer: c





 

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