Organisms with the same phenotypes: must have similar genotypes are all derived
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Question
Organisms with the same phenotypes:
must have similar genotypes
are all derived from the same parents
always carry recessive traits
may have different genotypes
can only be offspring of heterozygous parents
Two genes on two different chromosomes have an epistatic interaction. The inheritance of these two genes follows:
The law of segregation
The law of independent assortment
Both of the above
None of the above
A.must have similar genotypes
B.are all derived from the same parents
C.always carry recessive traits
D.may have different genotypes
E.can only be offspring of heterozygous parents
Explanation / Answer
Organisms with the same phenotypes:
The answer is D. may have different genotypes
Becuase the dominant allele can express her character in both homo and heterozygous in conditions, where as the recessieve allel can express her character in homozygous condition only.
Two genes on two different chromosomes have an epistatic interaction. The inheritance of these two genes follows:
B. The law of independent assortment
Which means one gene assorts independently irrespective of other gene.
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