Step 1: Statement A
Y-linked (holandric) genes lie only on the Y chromosome, so they pass from father to son and appear only in males. True.
Step 2: Statements B and D
X-linked genes are present in both males and females, so B is false. Haemophilia is an X-linked recessive disorder, not Y-linked, so D is false.
Step 3: Statements C and E
Colour blindness passes from an affected man through a carrier daughter to her son, which is criss-cross inheritance. True.
A woman needs two recessive alleles to be colour blind, while a man needs only one, so colour-blind women are far fewer. True.
Step 4: Combine
The true statements are A, C and E.
Final Answer:
Statements A, C and E are correct.
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