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Chapter 4: Quantitative genetics I: Genetic variation 4.1 Mendelian basis of continuous traits The previous chapters have focused on the population genetics of single loci with only two alleles. If a large majority of variation in a phenotypic trait is determined by one locus, the result is a visible polymorphism like Mendel’s pea traits or flower …
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