Discontinuous and Continuous Variation
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- Created on: 21-05-13 16:34
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- CONTINUOUS AND DISCONTINUOUS VARIATION
- DISCONTINUOUS
- This describes the qualitative differences between phenotypes
- These differences fall into clearly distinguishable categories
- Either male or female, blood group A, B, O or AB
- These differences fall into clearly distinguishable categories
- This describes the qualitative differences between phenotypes
- Both types of variation may be the result of more than one gene
- In discontinuous variation if more than one gene is involved, they react in an epistatic way
- DISCONTINUOUS
- This describes the qualitative differences between phenotypes
- These differences fall into clearly distinguishable categories
- Either male or female, blood group A, B, O or AB
- These differences fall into clearly distinguishable categories
- This describes the qualitative differences between phenotypes
- DISCONTINUOUS
- In discontinuous variation if more than one gene is involved, they react in an epistatic way
- DISCONTINUOUS
- CONTINUOUS
- CONTINUOUS AND DISCONTINUOUS VARIATION
- Both types of variation may be the result of more than one gene
- In discontinuous variation if more than one gene is involved, they react in an epistatic way
- In discontinuous variation if more than one gene is involved, they react in an epistatic way
- Both types of variation may be the result of more than one gene
- This describes the quantitative differences between phenotypes
- These are phenotypic differences where there is a wide range of variation and no distinct categories
- Height, mass, cob length in maize, egg size
- These are phenotypic differences where there is a wide range of variation and no distinct categories
- CONTINUOUS AND DISCONTINUOUS VARIATION
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