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| In this chapter we will examine how inbreeding between close relatives (also known as consanguineous matings) influences the appearance of autosomal recessive traits. Inbreeding will not make a difference for dominant traits because they need only be inherited from one parent or for X-linked traits in males since they are inherited from the mother. | In this chapter we will examine how inbreeding between close relatives (also known as consanguineous matings) influences the appearance of autosomal recessive traits. Inbreeding will not make a difference for dominant traits because they need only be inherited from one parent or for X-linked traits in males since they are inherited from the mother. | ||
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