Multiple Choice
Which observations in a pedigree indicate a probable autosomal-dominant (AD) trait transmission?
A) Affected males and females appear in every generation.
B) The pedigree shows only one affected individual.
C) The trait appears to "skip" generations.
D) Only males are affected.
Correct Answer:
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