Look at the pedigree below. Which mode(s) of inheritance could explain this? Select all that apply.O autosomal recessiveO X-linked dominantO X-linked recessiveO autosomal dominantO mitochondrialO Y-linked

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Look at the pedigree below. Which mode(s) of inheritance could explain this? Select all that apply.
O autosomal recessive
O X-linked dominant
O X-linked recessive
O autosomal dominant
O mitochondrial
O Y-linked

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