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Created page with "== Introduction == Y-linked inheritance, also known as holandric inheritance, refers to the transmission of genetic traits located on the Y chromosome, which is one of the two sex chromosomes in humans and many other organisms. This form of inheritance is unique to males, as only males possess the Y chromosome, passed directly from father to son. Understanding Y-linked inheritance is crucial in the study of genetics, as it provides insights into male-specific traits and..."
