Question #6423498Single Choice

Biology

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In a species, a trait is determined by both nuclear genes and cytoplasmic genes. Why is this an exception to the two-factor genotype determination?

Because cytoplasmic genes don't follow the same inheritance patterns as nuclear genes.

There are more than two types of genes involved.

The interaction between nuclear and cytoplasmic genes is unpredictable.

All of the above reasons make it an exception.

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