given below is a pedigree chart with symbols for sex linked triat in humans   
 ![](https://d10lpgp6xz60nq.cloudfront.net/physics_images/din_obj_bio_v03_c27_2_e01_521_q01.png)   
 the trait of the above pedigree chrt is
recessive y linked 
resccessive x linked 
dominant y linked 
dominant x- linked 
answer: d
information is below. gender : i'd prefer a (xy) man sexual orientation: i'd prefer heterosexualphysical apperance: dark hair light skin, narrow eyes, angular jaw, slim, hairy, no makeup, no tattos, no hair dyes, veiny arms, taller than me (its not essential)personality: open minded, emotionally intelligent, respects and has similarities to my religious/philosophical and political beliefs, finds me attractive, makes me a priority, similar goals, some what stingy like me and accepts being stingy, accepts my introvertednesswork: as long as he can provide shelter warmth and some food i don't care hobbies: as long as its not something ridiculous like collecting naked statues of women lol two pink colored flowers on crossing resulted in 1 red, 2 pink and 1 white flower progeny. the nature of the cross will be cross fertilization. cross fertilization is transfer of pollen grains from one plant to the stigma of flower borne of different plant of same species. he might have a hand fetish...a sexual attraction to hands. but he might just be a very tactile person...someone who expresses emotions through touch. The next shapes in the ‘growing’ pattern are as follows:


![](https://mathsgee.com/?qa=blob&qa_blobid=5951663371716016349) Here's the diagram you requested. All the best!  

Greg  

![I need a serpentine belt routing diagram for a - c528ac5.gif](http://i.fixya.net/uploads/images/c528ac5.gif) complexion ka relation genes se hota....kesar ya haldi se nahi....kesar haldi se hota to bache piley paida hotey I think they look alright, although I am not a stickler for citation format.  People could find them to verify them if they wanted to.  I would suggest that you look them up at FamilySearch.org wherever possible, and provide the link.  Which also answers your other question:  FamilySearch provides a well-formatted citation (including link) that you can copy and paste into your WT profile.  Huge timesaver.  

  

I further recommend that you not use links to Ancestry Person pages as sources.  First, not everyone can see them because not everyone pays for Ancestry membership.  Second, Ancestry entries are notoriously unreliable as to accuracy.  It all depends on how diligent the Ancestry user was in sourcing the information.  What matters is what sources underlie the Ancestry entry.  Third, a source that is nothing more than "[1]" is particularly unhelpful, even if it is a hyperlink.  

  

Yes, WT profiling is time consuming and often duplicates other work.  It pays off, IMO, and with use you will find methods to reduce the effort.  Hang in there! check this video about. that's a bit of an ovary-action.