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If two heterozygous tall plants are crossed together, the proportion of phenotypically tall plants will be………
a) 100%          
b) 75%           
c) 50%
d) 25%

b

Explanation: 50% Tt and 25% TT



Exception to Mendelian Inheritance:


Which of the following dominance relation had observed by Mendel in his time?
a) complete dominance                    
b) incomplete dominance
c) Co-dominance        
d) over dominance

a

Explanation: a form of dominance wherein the dominant allele completely masks the effect of the recessive allele in heterozygous conditions.



Which of the following dominance relation/s is/are said to non-Mendelian inheritance?
a) over dominance     
b) incomplete dominance
c) Co-dominance        
d) all of these

d

Dominance relations of inheritance are of…….types.
a) two 
b) three           
c) four
d) five

c

Explanation: complete dominance, incomplete dominance, Co-dominance and over dominance



When one allele completely dominates the other in heterozygous state, it is known as………
a) complete dominance        
b) incomplete dominance
c) Co-dominance                    
d) over dominance

a

Explanation: for example, in Rr, R completely dominates r



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