Question

Differences among individuals show two common patterns. One type of variation is between "either-or" characters, and the other is when the character varies along a continuum. Explain the underlying genetic differences that contribute to each pattern.

Answer 1

Answers:

The amount of alleles at a given locus

Step-by-step explanation:

"either-or" basis -take for example, the flower colors of Mendel's pea plants. The characters that are different in this way are as a rule estimated through a singular gene locus (The amount of alleles at a given locus) significant deviation from the normal form along a continuous seamless series that usually emanated from the effect of two or more genes on a singular phenotypic character.