Which pattern of inheritance results from individual organisms having many different genes working at the same time to control a single trait?
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Polygeneic inheritance is the pattern of inheritance that results from individual organisms having many different genes working at the same time to control a single trait.
Here the genes are in large quantities, but the effect is very minimal. Different examples of this heritance include skin colour, weight, height, and eye colour.
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Polygeneic inheritance is the inheritance that results from individual organisms having many different genes working at the same time to control a single trait. Polygenic inheritance basically occurs when one characteristic is controlled by two or more than two genes. Polygene extends along all stages of organisms. Examples polygene is skin colour.
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