The Threshold Model Has Been Proposed to Explain Situations in Which

question 40

Multiple Choice

The threshold model has been proposed to explain situations in which

• A) a small number of genotypes can produce a wide range of phenotypes.
• B) a wide range of genotypes can produce a limited number of phenotypes.
• C) environmental factors only affect individuals.
• D) a simple trait can produce a wide range of phenotypes.
• E) environmental factors do not have an influence on phenotype.

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