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In the case of mendel's peas, a single gene determined the height of the plant. however, in humans, adult height is influenced by many genes. a trait such as human height is said to be:
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In the case of mendel's peas, a single gene determined the height of the plant. however, in humans, adult height is influenced by many genes. a trait such as human height is said to be:
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Hi there!
A trait such as human height is called
polygenic
. This translates to many genes, meaning that many genes help to develop the trait.
Hope this helps!! :)
If there's anything else that I can help you with, please let me know!
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