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What characteristic would you expect to see in a pedigree of an X -linked dominant trait? An affected son's mother has the trait. Whenever a daughter receives the trait, the father is unaffected. The trait can skip a generation. The allele is most commonly passed from fathers to daughters. The trait is more commonly seen in males. .
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