The Scientist Who Coined the Name Homo Sapiens for Human

question 23

Multiple Choice

The scientist who coined the name Homo sapiens for human beings and placed them in a higher taxonomic group (primates) was

• A) Charles Darwin.
• B) Georges Cuvier.
• C) Carolus Linnaeus.
• D) Robert Hooke.

Understand the principles of Mendelian genetics and how they apply to complex traits.

Differentiate among complete dominance, incomplete dominance, codominance, and epistasis.

Interpret genetic cross outcomes to deduce potential genotypes of parents or offspring.

Apply knowledge of genetic inheritance to predict probabilities of certain traits in offspring.

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