Which mode of inheritance with these data are consistent? Assume that a cross is made between tall and dwarf tobacco plants. The F1 generation showed intermediate height, while the F2 generation showed a distribution of height ranging from tall to dwarf, like the original parents, and many heights between the extremes. A. Multiple-factor inheritanceB. Alternation of generationsC. CodominanceD. Incomplete dominanceE. Hemizygosity

Multiple-factor inheritance

Explanation:

Mutiple factor inheritance or genetic variation are variation that are controlled by few genes and many minor gene.

Traits controlled by cummulative effect of many genes contributing its bits are refer to as quantitative traits of character.

Multiple factor inheritance is a variation in which individual phenotypic difference cannot be divided into distinct classes either when controlled by many genes or few genes. Environment also contribute to this variation as phenotype=Genotype +Environmental.

Example of multiple factor is skin color

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