Inheritance of skin colour in human beings is an example of
Inheritance of skin colour in human beings is an example of
The correct option is D Polygenic Quantitative inheritance
A.Mendenlian
Inheritance – Transfer of traits from one generation into another into next
generation in the form of a particulate structures is called Mendelian
Inheritance. Eg: cross based on height or colour and shape of seeds.
B.Monogenic
inheritance – It is also called Monohybrid cross. cross between a homozygous
dominant parent and a homozygous recessive parent on the basis of single character.
Eg:cross based on height of the pea plants.
C.Complementary
genes - Two independent pairs of genes, which interact to produce a trait
together, but each dominant gene alone does not show its effect, are called
complementary genes. eg:cross based on colour of flowers in Sweet potato.
D.Polygenic/Quantitative
inheritance - Controlling of a character by two or more genes is called Multifactor
inheritance. Eg:inheritance of skin colour of human beings.
So,
the correct option is ‘ Polygentc/Quantitative inheritance.
A.Mendenlian Inheritance – Transfer of traits from one generation into another into next generation in the form of a particulate structures is called Mendelian Inheritance. Eg: cross based on height or colour and shape of seeds.
B.Monogenic inheritance – It is also called Monohybrid cross. cross between a homozygous dominant parent and a homozygous recessive parent on the basis of single character. Eg:cross based on height of the pea plants.
C.Complementary genes - Two independent pairs of genes, which interact to produce a trait together, but each dominant gene alone does not show its effect, are called complementary genes. eg:cross based on colour of flowers in Sweet potato.
D.Polygenic/Quantitative inheritance - Controlling of a character by two or more genes is called Multifactor inheritance. Eg:inheritance of skin colour of human beings.
So, the correct option is ‘ Polygentc/Quantitative inheritance.
