AQA Biology-Genetic Diversity and Adaptation: Types of variation 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyAQA Biology-Genetic Diversity and AdaptationASAQA Created by: wahub aliCreated on: 30-01-17 09:59 Continuous variation - How do they appear/exist? They exist in a smooth series of many phenotypic intermediates 1 of 6 Continuous variation - How are they measured? They're measured quantitatively. (ie numbers) 2 of 6 Continuous variation - What is the genetic behind Continuous variation? They're Polygenic 3 of 6 Continuous variation - What does the term polygenic mean? Means more than one gene usually contributes to that one phenotype 4 of 6 Continuous variation - what does it mean when alleles of these polygenic genes might have an additive? Means that each gene contributes by a little amount of the phenotype 5 of 6 Continuous variation - What happens if there's a greater number of gene loci? There's a greater range of character of characteristics 6 of 6
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