If blending inheritance was an accurate model of transmission genetics, which of the following would be true?
A. Variation in natural populations would
remain the same over time.
B. Variation in natural populations would
increase over time.
C. Variation in natural populations would
decrease over time.
D. Variation would increase in some
populations, decrease in some populations,
and remain the same in some populations.
E. Mutation would not contribute to variation
in natural populations.
C
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