Mendelian Traits Are Described as Discrete, or Discontinuous Because

question 16

Multiple Choice

Mendelian traits are described as discrete, or discontinuous because

• A) Their phenotypic expressions overlap
• B) Their phenotypic expressions do not fall into clearly defined categories
• C) Their genotypic expression overlap
• D) Their genotypic expressions do not fall into clearly defined categories
• E) Their phenotypic expressions do not overlap

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Definitions:

Thomas Theorem

Assertion that things people define as real are real in their consequences.

Subjective Meaning

The personal and individual interpretation or significance attached to objects, events, or relationships, influenced by one's experiences, beliefs, and emotions.

Real Consequences

The tangible, actual outcomes or effects resulting from specific actions, events, or decisions, which can have significant impact on individuals or communities.

Unintended Consequences

Outcomes that are not foreseen or intended by a purposeful action, often discussed in economics, social policy, and other fields.