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Consider an autosomal dominant trait with reduced penetrance and complete expressivity. What might you expect to see on a pedigree diagram for a family with all affected individuals may not have an affected parent (the trait appears to skip generations). more than one of the options listed here affected males always pass the trait to daughters but never to sons only one sex displays the trait all affected individuals have an affected parent (the trait does not appear to skip generations).
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