1.Continuous traits can be defined as:
a)Having a wide range of possible phenotypes
b)Having only a few distinct phenotype
c)Traits that are not influenced by environment
d)Traits heavily influenced by environment
2. Quantitative geneticists seek to answer general questions such as:
a)To what degree do alleles at different loci interact with each other?
b)How many genes affect the phenotype?
c)What are the relative contributions to the phenotype by the genes?
d)All of the above are general questions quantitative geneticists seek to answer
3. The key aspect of Johannsen’s work with bean seed weight was:
a)He ran a series of selection experiments
b)He threw out seeds that did not fit his weight ranges
c)He moved seeds from the ends his class ranges into the next weight class
d)He was able to compare seeds with only small weight differences
1)a)Having a wide range of possible phenotypes
2)d)All of the above are general questions
3)a)He ran a series of selection experiments
1.Continuous traits can be defined as: a)Having a wide range of possible phenotypes b)Having only a...
1. Continuous trait can be defined as: a. Having a wide range of possible phenotypes b. Having only a few distinct phenotypes c. Traits that are not influenced by environment d. Traits heavily influenced by environment 2. Quantitative geneticists seek to answer general questions such as: a. To what degree do alleles differ at different loci interact with each other? b. How many genes affect the phenotype? c. What are the relative contributions to the phenotype by the genes? d....
1) The alternate forms of a gene for the same trait are known as -A)alleles. B)phenotypes. C)genotypes. D)codominants. E)incomplete dominants. 2) Mendel carried out most of his research with A)livestock -B)pea plants. C)guinea pigs. D)fruit flies. E)bacteria. 3) Which of the following is true according to Mendel's law of segregation? A)Each individual contains two alleles for each trait. B)Fertilization restores the presence of two alleles. C)Alleles separate from each other during gamete formation. D)Each gamete contains one copy of each...