Question 3Which of the following is true regarding maternal effect gene inheritance?O A) The maternal parent decides the phenotype of female progeny only.O B) The paternal parent does not contribute an allele.() C) Complete dominance does not apply.D) The inheritance of genotype follows Mendelian principles.CS Scanned with CamScanner Question 6Which of the following can reveal what the maternal effect trait of an offspring will be from a cross?O A) the phenotype of the offspring's motherB) the genotype of offspring's maternal grandmotherC) the phenotype of the offspring's older sibling (same parents)D) the genotype of the offspring's siblingCS Scanned with CamScanner

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Question 3 Which of the following is true regarding maternal effect gene inheritance? O A) The maternal parent decides the phenotype of female progeny only. O B) The paternal parent does not contribute an allele. C) Complete dominance does not apply. D) The inheritance of genotype follows Mendelian principles. s Scanned with CamScanner

Question 3 Which of the following is true regarding maternal effect gene inheritance? O A) The maternal parent decides the phenotype of female progeny only. O B) The paternal parent does not contribute an allele. C) Complete dominance does not apply. D) The inheritance of genotype follows Mendelian principles. s Scanned with CamScanner

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