Traits in Which Phenotypic Variation Can Be Measured in a Sample

question 5

Multiple Choice

Traits in which phenotypic variation can be measured in a sample of individuals from the population are known as

• A) qualitative traits.
• B) quantitative traits.
• C) unique traits.
• D) statistical traits.
• E) standard traits.

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Definitions:

Clearly Defined Problem

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