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Which statement best describes a polygenic trait?(1 point)
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A polygenic trait is only controlled by one gene and influenced by the environment.
A polygenic trait is only controlled by one gene and influenced by the environment.
A polygenic trait is only controlled by multiple environmental factors.
A polygenic trait is only controlled by multiple environmental factors.
A polygenic trait is only controlled by one environmental factor.
A polygenic trait is only controlled by one environmental factor.
A polygenic trait is controlled by multiple genes and influenced by the environment.
A polygenic trait is controlled by multiple genes and influenced by the environment.
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A polygenic trait is controlled by multiple genes and influenced by the environment.
Explanation: Polygenic traits (e.g., height, skin color) result from the combined effects of several genes and can also be modified by environmental factors.
Explanation: Polygenic traits (e.g., height, skin color) result from the combined effects of several genes and can also be modified by environmental factors.
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