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1. A trait with high heritability is mostly the result of environmental factors (e.g. diet, malnutrition). True False 2. The genotype of an individual who has two dominant alleles of the same gene is called "heterozygous". True False 3. Most human traits are the result of the actions of multiple genes, and are described as: a. pleiotropic b. monogenic c. polygenic d. genotypic e. none of the above

Name: 1 a trait with high heritability is mostly the result of environmental factors eg diet malnutrition true false 2 the genotype of an individual who has two dominant alleles of the same gene i 70854
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Description: 1 a trait with high heritability is mostly the result of environmental factors eg diet malnutrition true false 2 the genotype of an individual who has two dominant alleles of the same gene i 70854

          1. A trait with high heritability is mostly the result of
environmental factors (e.g. diet, malnutrition).
True
False
2. The genotype of an individual who has two dominant
alleles of the same gene is called "heterozygous".
True
False
3. Most human traits are the result of the actions of
multiple genes, and are described as:
a. pleiotropic
b. monogenic
c. polygenic
d. genotypic
e. none of the above

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12/24/2021

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1. A trait with high heritability is mostly the result of environmental factors (e.g. diet, malnutrition). True False 2. The genotype of an individual who has two dominant alleles of the same gene is called "heterozygous". True False 3. Most human traits are the result of the actions of multiple genes, and are described as: a. pleiotropic b. monogenic c. polygenic d. genotypic e. none of the above