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2. In cattle, males have mahogany and white spots and females have red and white spots. This illustrates a. Sex linked b. Sex limited C. Sex influenced d. Sex unrelated е. None of these

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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2. In cattle, males have mahogany and white spots and females have red and white spots. This
illustrates
a.
Sex linked
b. Sex limited
С.
Sex influenced
d. Sex unrelated
e. None of these

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