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With which of the following could we reasonably expect a mythological ancestry?
 
  a. household
 b. extended family
  c. lineage
 d. clan

Question 2

Mendelian traits are described as discrete, or discontinuous, because:
 
  a. their genotypic expressions overlap.
  b. their phenotypic expressions do not fall into clearly defined categories.
  c. they are controlled by alleles at four different loci.
  d. their phenotypic expressions overlap.
  e. they are controlled by alleles at a single locus.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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