Self-Pollination Results in Progeny That

question 219

Multiple Choice

Self-pollination results in progeny that

• A) are identical to the parent.
• B) are somewhat different from the parent because mutations are common.
• C) can express only alleles that were present in the parent.
• D) may be heterozygous in a locus where the parent is homozygous.
• E) may be as varied as progeny resulting from cross-pollination.

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