What Commonsense Observation Makes the Theory of Blending Inheritance Unlikely

question 13

Multiple Choice

What commonsense observation makes the theory of blending inheritance unlikely?

• A) An individual may inherit traits found in only one of his or her parents.
• B) Anatomical changes such as loss of a limb are not seen in the offspring of an individual.
• C) Evolution requires genetic change in populations.
• D) Some traits disappear in one generation and then reappear in the next generation.
• E) Offspring often look more like their parents than unrelated individuals.

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Definitions:

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Identifiability

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AASB 138

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