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Chapter 9, Problem 4LTB
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The morphological features represented by the organism are called traits. The genes present in the genetic material control the traits. There are two types of traits. These are quantitative and qualitative traits. The continuous traits that are found in a large group of organisms are called quantitative traits. The quantitative trait occurs due to multiple genes coding for a single trait.
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Which of the following is TRUE regarding quantitative traits?
they are always determined by partially dominant alleles, which yield intermediate trait values
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