Since Mendel's Time, Types of Inheritance That Don't Follow Mendel's

question 23

Multiple Choice

Since Mendel's time, types of inheritance that don't follow Mendel's rules have been discovered. Which of the following situations is NOT an exception to Mendel's rules?

• A) A phenotype in the offspring is intermediate between the two parental phenotypes.
• B) Phenotypes of the offspring show range of phenotypes rather that two distinct phenotypes.
• C) When doing a dihybrid cross between two heterozygous F₁ offspring, the ratio obtained is statistically different from the Mendelian ratio.
• D) When an individual with a heterozygous phenotype for a trait is crossed with an individual with a homozygous recessive phenotype, the ratio of phenotypes of the offspring is 1:1.
• E) Two or more gene pairs are involved in producing the phenotypes of a given trait.

---

Definitions:

Repurchase

The act of buying back goods or securities that were previously sold, often referring to a company buying back its own shares.

Equity Firm

A company that invests its clients' funds in businesses, typically acquiring significant control or full ownership.

Borrowing

The process of obtaining funds from lenders with a promise to repay, generally with interest, at a future date.

Repurchase

The act of buying back shares of its own stock by a company, reducing the number of outstanding shares in the market.