When One Gene Is Able to Modify the Effect of a Second

question 166

Multiple Choice

When one gene is able to modify the effect of a second gene, the phenomenon is known as:

• A)simple dominance.
• B)epistasis.
• C)recessiveness.
• D)independent assortment.
• E)segregation.

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