X-Linked Traits Quiz

Traits carried on the X chromosome, passed down through generations.

They follow a recessive or dominant pattern based on the gene involved.

Color blindness is a classic example, where a defective gene on the X chromosome causes difficulty distinguishing colors.

Either dominant or recessive, depending on the specific gene on the X chromosome.

The X chromosome carries genes responsible for these traits.

Males have one X chromosome, so a faulty gene on it leads to the trait, while females have two X chromosomes, making them less likely to be affected.