Neuropsychological Disorders with Genetic Causes Are Not Usually Related to Dominant

question 128

Multiple Choice

Neuropsychological disorders with genetic causes are not usually related to dominant genes because

• A) those who possess them are less likely to produce fit offspring.
• B) dominant genes are usually singular.
• C) recessive genes are far more potent.
• D) recessive genes are far more common.
• E) humans are not still evolving.

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