Biology, asked by kav1ispriyatesana, 1 year ago

what are holandric genes??///and how they works

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Answered by nihar2506

They are genes present on Y chromosome. They are Y - linked genes. They code for 'maleness' or male characteristics. They are passed from father to their sons .

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