Introduction to quantitative genetics
However, quantita-tive traits tend to be influenced to a greater degree than qualitative traits. It should be pointed out that, under significantly large environmental effects, qualitative traits ... understanding of the essence of quantitative and quali-tative traits. Polygenic inheritance may be …
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