Question

Which of the following choices accurately describe what makes one person different from another with regard to traits (such as height) that have a very high heritability?

Choose all that apply ( you can select more than one or only one)

Group of answer choices:

Random factors during development is the most significant causes of differences between people

None of the other choices are accurate

What makes us different is not that we have different genes, but that we have different alleles of many of those genes

What makes us different from each other is that we have different genes from each other

Most of us have exactly the same genes and alleles, and it’s the environment we were raised in that makes us different

Answer 1

Dear Student answer of your question is given below:

D option and e are most appropriate answers to this question.

Height like phenotypic characters are determined by genetic makeup of an organism. Height is mostly influenced by genetic makeup and environment factors like nutrition.

We all have same genes upto 99% but rest 1% makes us different from one another.

Random factors are one of the reasons also but here it says it is the most significant cause but that is not right.

The most significant cause is genetic makeup of an organism.

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