A trait that is controlled by multiple genes is called a monogenetic trait. multigenetic trait. tri-genetic trait. polygenetic trait.

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A trait that is controlled by multiple genes is called a

monogenetic trait.
multigenetic trait.
tri-genetic trait.
polygenetic trait.

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Correct answer would be D poly genetic

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The answer is "polygenetic trait."

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