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Mendelian inheritance concerns the genetic traits of domesticated plants and animals, while non-Mendelian inheritance concerns human genetic traits.
Mendelian inheritance concerns the genetic traits of domesticated plants and animals, while non-Mendelian inheritance concerns human genetic traits.
Mendelian inheritance concerns genetic traits that are controlled by multiple alleles, while non-Mendelian inheritance is controlled by only two alleles.
Mendelian inheritance concerns genetic traits that are controlled by multiple alleles, while non-Mendelian inheritance is controlled by only two alleles.
Mendelian inheritance concerns the genetic traits of plants, while non-mendelian inheritance concerns animal genetic traits.
Mendelian inheritance concerns the genetic traits of plants, while non-mendelian inheritance concerns animal genetic traits.
Mendelian inheritance concerns genetic traits that are controlled by only two alleles, while non-Mendelian inheritance is controlled by multiple alleles.
Mendelian inheritance concerns genetic traits that are controlled by only two alleles, while non-Mendelian inheritance is controlled by multiple alleles.
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The correct statement is:
Mendelian inheritance concerns genetic traits that are controlled by only two alleles, while non-Mendelian inheritance is controlled by multiple alleles.
Mendelian inheritance, based on the principles established by Gregor Mendel, typically refers to traits controlled by single genes with two alleles (dominant and recessive), while non-Mendelian inheritance includes more complex patterns such as multiple alleles, gene interactions, and polygenic inheritance.
