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- with respect to the sluggish or active locus all the males have the same phenotype as that of their mother that is they are all sluggish
- and all females are active like the father, so Active is sex-linked dominant and sluggish is sex-linked recessive.
- let the alleles be XA- active Xa-sluggish
- XAY * XaXa
| XA | Y | |
| Xa | XAXa (active female) | XaY ( sluggish male) |
- all other traits are found equally in both males and females so the answer is c) active/sluggish.
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