If two populations with different phenotypes end up looking identical in a common garden
experiment, this is evidence that most of the phenotypic variation is genetic.
If two populations with different phenotypes end up looking identical in a common garden
experiment, this is evidence that most of the phenotypic variation is genetic.
False
True
Which of the following is not correct about quantitative traits?
Quantitative traits are not affected by the environment
Variation in quantitative traits is affected by genes at multiple loci
Quantitative traits often show continuous variation (for instance, a normal distribution)
Regions of the chromosome that contribute to a phenotype can be identified by finding the
quantitative trait loci