04: In mammals there is a species where yellow and brown hair are sex linked genes when these two genes are found in one organism it shows a lack of dominance character and the hair will look prange. What are the results for a male with yellow hair mating with a female brown hair?

04: In mammals there is a species where yellow and brown hair are sex linked genes when these two genes are found in one organism it shows a lack of dominance character and the hair will look prange. What are the results for a male with yellow hair mating with a female brown hair?

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