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Question:

True or False, a genotype with many alleles that contribute to height will be taller than a
genotype with many alleles that detract from height
Answer:

S True

Question:

True or False, a trait with heritability of 25% can evolve more rapidly than a trait with
heritability of 50%?
Answer:

S False

Question:

True or False, if tall people reproduce more than short people, height will evolve?
Answer:

S True

Question:

True or False, if one were to artificially select for human height, the height of women would
evolve faster than the high of men would.
Answer:

S False

Question:

True or False, The height of humans in this population is likely controlled by one or two genes.
Answer:

S false

Question:

True or False, Mating between a tall man and a short woman would likely produce tall sons and
short daughters.

, Answer:

S True

Question:

True or False, . Because height varies continuously, the genes that control this trait likely follow
different rules than the ones described by Mendel.
Answer:

S False

Question:

True or False, If a male carries a recessive allele for white eyes, he could have either white eyes
or red eyes.
Answer:

S False

Question:

True or False? A mutation on a sex chromosome is more likely to create a novel phenotype in a
male than in a female.
Answer:

S True

Question:

True or False, The mother is likely heterozygous, with one dominant allele for normal vision and
one recessive allele for colorblindness.
Answer:

S True

Question:

True or False, the father could be heterozygous, with one dominant allele for normal vision and
one recessive allele for colorblindness.
Answer:

S False

Question:

True or False, None of the children produced by the couple will be red-green colorblind.

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