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RoseWind [281]
3 years ago
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Below are statements that describe either traits that follow the typical pattern of Mendelian inheritance or sex-linked inherita

nce patterns. Sort them into the proper place

Biology
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photoshop1234 [79]3 years ago
5 0

<u>Answer</u> : Mendelian traits

1) A trait like eye color or height

2) Involves a dominant and recessive allele.

3) Predisposition to some diseases like diabetes and heart diseases.

4) These are equally likely to occur in males and females.

Sex linked trait

1) A trait like color blindness which affects many more men than women.

2) These are not equally likely to occur in male and female.

<u>Explanation</u>:

  • The <em>Mendelian</em>  inheritance is based on the laws proposed by <em>Mendel</em>.The traits that follow these laws are called as Mendelian traits.
  • In an inheritance pattern, a Mendelian trait is the one which is controlled by only a single locus.

It is inherited in the manner that obeys Mendels laws -

1) <u>Law of segregation</u> - This law states that whenever gamete formation takes place each gene for a particular trait segregate from each other in such a way that each gamete carries only one allele.

2) <u>Law of independent assortment-</u> This law states that the genes for different traits segregate independent from each other during gamete formation.

3) <u>Law of dominance- </u>This law states that for every trait there are two alleles, one is dominant while the other is recessive.

<u>Sex linked inheritance </u>

It is the type of inheritance pattern followed by genes which are preesent on the sex chromosomes. Their inheritance varies from that of Mendelian pattern. If it is X linked dominant then each child of an affected mother has 50% chance of being affected whereas if it is recessive then a female can be a carrier or affected but a male will always be affected if it carries the allele.


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