When a human egg is fertilized, the sex
chromosome. A male child will have an X and a Y chromosome. A female child will have two X
chromosomes. Which statement correctly describes the inheritance of sex chromosomes?
the child will receive an X from each parent
the child will receive either an Xor a Y chromosome from the mother
the child will receive either an X or a Y chromosome from the father
the child will receive only X chromosomes from the father
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