The Wheat That We Commonly Eat Is Hexaploid, Derived from a Cross

question 230

Multiple Choice

The wheat that we commonly eat is hexaploid, derived from a cross between two distinct species, one a diploid and one a tetraploid.This is an example of

• A) reinforcement.
• B) the Dobzhansky-Muller model.
• C) autopolyploidy.
• D) allopolyploidy.
• E) adaptive polyploidy.

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