Variation

Differences that can be seen between individual members of a species are called

• Variation

• Gene Inheritance

• Continuous Variation

• Dominant Genes

Combining genes from two parents contributes to the

• Genes

• Variation within a species

• Makes more offspring

In DISCRETE variation the clear-cut differences in a ​ (a)   involve ​ (b)   and shows a ​ (c)   in which measurements fall into distinct groups.

• characteristic
• single gene inheritance
• discontinuous pattern

In (a)   there is a range of ​ (b)   between the ​ (c)  

• Continuous Variation
• Variation
• extremes of a characteristic

What type of variation arises because individuals carry different alleles of the same gene?

Discrete variation arises because individuals carry different

• Genotypes

• Single Gene Inheritance

• Alleles from the same gene

• DNA

The characteristic usually polygenic, which means that different alleles of may different genes are involved is known as

• Variation

• Discrete Variation

• Continuous Variation

Continuous variation is usually

• Polygenic

• Unigenic

• Phenotype

In polygenic inheritance the characteristics show

• A range of values between min & a max

• Single genes only

• Discrete variation

The​ (a)   of an ​ (b)   is the ​ (c)   appearance of a ​ (d)   it has.

• phenotype
• organism
• outward
• characteristic