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In Mendel's experiments, it did not matter which plant in the cross provided the male gametes

In Mendel's experiments, it did not matter which plant in the cross provided the male gametes and which provided the female gametes. These so-called reciprocal crosses gave the same results. When it comes to genes on the sex chromosomes, X and Y, select as many as possible

for genes on the X chromosome, a mother will determine the phenotype of sons.

for genes on the X chromosome, a father will determine the phenotypes for his sons only some of the time.

reciprocal crosses do NOT provide the same results.

a father never passes on X-linked genes (i.e., genes on the X chrosomome) to his sons.

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