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Question 31 Match the source of variance to its definition. Variance in phenotype due to the environmental factors [Choose] VG VA Variance in phenotype due to genetic factors VE VD Variance in phenotype due to whether a tra is recessive or dominant VI VP Total variance in phenotype [Choose] Variance in phenotype that can be inherited [Choose] Variance in phenotype due to epistasis [Choose] 6 pts 

          Question 31
Match the source of variance to its definition.
Variance in phenotype due to the
environmental factors
[Choose]
VG
VA
Variance in phenotype due to genetic
factors
VE
VD
Variance in phenotype due to whether a tra
is recessive or dominant
VI
VP
Total variance in phenotype
[Choose]
Variance in phenotype that can be inherited
[Choose]
Variance in phenotype due to epistasis
[Choose]
6 pts
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Question 31 Match the source of variance to its definition. Variance in phenotype due to the environmental factors [Choose] VG VA Variance in phenotype due to genetic factors VE VD Variance in phenotype due to whether a tra is recessive or dominant VI VP Total variance in phenotype [Choose] Variance in phenotype that can be inherited [Choose] Variance in phenotype due to epistasis [Choose] 6 pts

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Only have an hour so please hurry if possible Question 31 6 pts Match the source of variance to its definition Variance in phenotype due to the [Choose] VG environmental factors VA Variance in phenotype due to genetic factors VE VD Variance in phenotype due to whether a tra VI VP is recessive or dominant Total variance in phenotype [Choose] Variance in phenotype that can be inherited [Choose] Variance in phenotype due to epistasis [Choose]
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00:02 Hi, question is regarding calculation of vp means phenotypic variation for heart 1.
00:09 So the formula for this is vp is equal to vg plus ve.
00:18 So as we know, vp is equal to vg plus ve.
00:25 So for the given value is 124 plus 18 is equal to 213.
00:30 So vp for heard 1 is 213.
00:33 Then the next part is va for heard 1.
00:41 So, as we know, va, vg, sorry, vg is equal to va plus vd plus vi.
00:54 So, 124, as vg is given 124, as you see in this part, then we have to find va plus vd 33 plus 6.
01:13 So va for heard 1 is 85.
01:17 Then the next is vg.
01:20 Vg for heard 2.
01:25 So what we will do, vg is equal to va plus vd plus vd plus vr.
01:35 All these values are given...
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