Step 1: Understanding complete sex linkage.
Complete sex linkage refers to traits controlled by genes located on the X chromosome that do not have corresponding alleles on the Y chromosome and show no recombination. Step 2: Evaluating the options. (A) Total colour blindness: Incorrect — commonly cited as sex-linked but not used as a classic example of complete sex linkage in this context. (B) Retinitis pigmentosa: Incorrect — may be sex-linked but not strictly complete. (C) Myopia: Correct — cited as an example of complete sex linkage. (D) Nephritis: Incorrect — not a sex-linked trait. Step 3: Conclusion.
The correct example of complete sex linkage is myopia.