Concept:
This question combines concepts from genetics, blood groups, sex-linked inheritance, and sex determination in Drosophila.
Step 1: Examine Statement I.
Pleiotropy refers to a situation where a single gene controls multiple phenotypic traits.
Example: Phenylketonuria affects several body systems.
Therefore Statement I is correct.
Step 2: Examine Statement II.
AB blood group individuals possess both A and B antigens.
They lack anti-A and anti-B antibodies.
Hence they can receive blood from all ABO groups.
Therefore Statement II is correct.
Step 3: Examine Statement III.
Criss-cross inheritance is a characteristic feature of X-linked recessive inheritance.
The statement specifically mentions sex-linked dominant traits.
Hence Statement III is considered incorrect.
Step 4: Examine Statement IV.
Sex index
\[
=\frac{X}{A}
\]
For
\[
0.33
\]
the phenotype is a metamale.
Intersex occurs when ratio lies between 0.5 and 1.
Thus Statement IV is incorrect.
Step 5: Select the correct combination.
Correct statements:
\[
I,\ II
\]
Hence option (D).