In Laboratory Mice,the "Short Tail" Phenotype Is Dominant to the Wild-Type

question 35

Multiple Choice

In laboratory mice,the "short tail" phenotype is dominant to the wild-type ("long tail") phenotype.However,crosses between any two short-tailed mice always produce mixtures of short- and long-tailed offspring.Assuming that tail length is controlled by a single locus,a likely explanation for these results is that the "short tail" allele is:

• A)a codominant allele.
• B)a dominant lethal allele.
• C)haploinsufficient.
• D)an incompletely dominant allele.
• E)a recessive lethal allele.

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