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Froggy Jumps Mendelian Variations QuizOnline version Quiz on variations of Mendel's laws by Yalona Blair 1 What is incomplete dominance in genetics? a Heterozygote shows a dominant phenotype b Both alleles are completely recessive in the phenotype c Heterozygote shows a blended phenotype 2 What is codominance? a Phenotype is the average of both alleles b Only one allele is expressed c Both alleles are expressed in the phenotype 3 Which crosses reveal codominance in humans? a Rh factor alone b Color vision genes c ABO blood type system 4 Polygenic traits are controlled by: a Multiple genes contributing to a single phenotype b A single gene with multiple alleles c Only environmental factors determine it 5 Pleiotropy means a single gene: a Affects multiple, seemingly unrelated traits b Is always recessive c Controls only one trait 6 Epistasis occurs when: a Two genes combine additively b One gene masks the effect of another gene c Genes are inherited independently 7 What is a test cross used for? a Determine an unknown genotype by crossing with a homozygous recessive b Create a dihybrid cross c Identify linked genes 8 Linked genes are inherited together because: a They are always dominant b They are physically close on the same chromosome c They recombine freely during meiosis 9 Sex-linked traits are usually carried on which chromosome? a Autosomes only b X chromosome c Y chromosome 10 Epigenetic variation involves: a Changes in gene expression without altering DNA sequence b Mutations in coding regions c DNA sequence changes are required

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Mendelian Variations QuizOnline version

Quiz on variations of Mendel's laws

by Yalona Blair

What is incomplete dominance in genetics?

Heterozygote shows a dominant phenotype

Both alleles are completely recessive in the phenotype

Heterozygote shows a blended phenotype

What is codominance?

Phenotype is the average of both alleles

Only one allele is expressed

Both alleles are expressed in the phenotype

Which crosses reveal codominance in humans?

Rh factor alone

Color vision genes

ABO blood type system

Polygenic traits are controlled by:

Multiple genes contributing to a single phenotype

A single gene with multiple alleles

Only environmental factors determine it

Pleiotropy means a single gene:

Affects multiple, seemingly unrelated traits

Is always recessive

Controls only one trait

Epistasis occurs when:

Two genes combine additively

One gene masks the effect of another gene

Genes are inherited independently

What is a test cross used for?

Determine an unknown genotype by crossing with a homozygous recessive

Create a dihybrid cross

Identify linked genes

Linked genes are inherited together because:

They are always dominant

They are physically close on the same chromosome

They recombine freely during meiosis

Sex-linked traits are usually carried on which chromosome?

Autosomes only

X chromosome

Y chromosome

Epigenetic variation involves:

Changes in gene expression without altering DNA sequence

Mutations in coding regions

DNA sequence changes are required

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Mendelian Variations QuizOnline version

by Yalona Blair

What is incomplete dominance in genetics?

What is codominance?

Which crosses reveal codominance in humans?

Polygenic traits are controlled by:

Pleiotropy means a single gene:

Epistasis occurs when:

What is a test cross used for?

Linked genes are inherited together because:

Sex-linked traits are usually carried on which chromosome?

Epigenetic variation involves:

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