Question

question 2
this mendelian exception describes two or more traits located on the same chromosome.
codominance
epistasis
incomplete dominance
linkage
secondary sexual characteristics
sex determination
sex - limitation
sex - linkage

Explanation:

• Codominance: Both traits are fully expressed simultaneously, not linked chromosomes.
• Epistasis: One gene masks another, no chromosome linkage involved.
• Incomplete dominance: Blended trait expression, not linked traits.
• Linkage: Defined as two or more genes/traits on the same chromosome, violating independent assortment (Mendelian exception).
• Secondary sexual characteristics: Physical traits related to sex, not a genetic exception.
• Sex determination: Mechanism for assigning biological sex, not linked traits.
• Sex-limitation: Trait expressed in only one sex, not linked chromosomes.
• Sex-linkage: Traits on sex chromosomes, a subset of linkage but not the general term for same-chromosome traits.

Answer:

Linkage