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alexandr1967 [171]
3 years ago
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Which of the following questions would be studied with quantitative genetics? Group of answer choices a) The contributions of en

vironment and genetics in body sizes of red foxes b) The genetics underlying shell curling in a population of snails with shells with morphs that either curl to the left or the right c) The genetics of coloration in birds, when dihybrid crosses reveal a ratio of 3:1 in offspring morphology d) All of the above could be studies with quantitative genetics e) Only b and c could be studied with quantitative genetics
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worty [1.4K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The answer is letter D

Explanation:

The answer is the letter d) all of the above could be studied with quantitative genetics since quantitative genetics seeks the main gene receptors apart from the assessment of all descendant phenotypes, not only is it considered the most recent but also the occlusion of the older and its strongest gamete at the time of the genetic cross, so any study that relates to the genetic characteristics of the animals either the shape of their body, their color, and even their evolution has to do with quantitative genetics

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