How polygenic traits produce the appearance of blending inheritance
Running Head : How polygenic traits produce the appearance of blending inheritance Appearance of blending inheritance Name of student Student number Lecturer Course Date Introduction Several studies have been carried out particularly on polygenic traits that have different alternate forms for example , white flower color vs purple flower color . However many traits are more multifaceted than this and can take on any number of incessant values . For instance in humans there are not just two groups of people i .e . tall vs . short- but a full range

of possible heights . To add on , many traits are not controlled by a single pair of gene but by numerous genes that interact with each other and also with the environment . The study done on traits controlled by multiple genes and also by the environment is referred to as quantitative genetics . This is regarded as one of the complex area of genetics but a little understanding of quantitative genetics is necessary for evolution since evolution usually acts on complex traits which are influenced both by genetics and by the surroundings /environment
Polygenic and appearance of blending inheritance
One of the main challenges in genetics during the early years of the 20th century concerned the following question : If Mendel 's thoughts were right then how can one clarify the inheritance of quantitative traits Statistical research reveals that for quantitative traits the offspring of a cross breed tend to be intermediate in looks between the two parents . For example if one parent is short and the...
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