Mendel's Laws

question 22

Multiple Choice

Mendel's laws

• A) do not apply to multifactorial traits.
• B) apply to multifactorial traits but may be difficult to follow because different genes contribute in different degrees to a phenotype.
• C) operate in some genes that contribute to a multifactorial trait but not in others.
• D) apply only to polygenic but not multifactorial traits.
• E) apply only to Mendelian traits.

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