Question #6423560Single Choice

Biology

Question

In a certain fungus, the ability to produce a particular toxin is controlled by two genes. Gene A has two alleles, but Gene B has four alleles. How does this situation relate to the two-factor genotype determination rule?

Options

It still follows the rule as long as the genes interact in a predictable way.

It is an exception because the number of alleles for Gene B is more than two.

It depends on whether the alleles of both genes are linked or not.

As long as the two genes are located on different chromosomes, it follows the rule.

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