For a particular character, natural selection can favor an average phenotype or extreme phenotypes. In order to do this, a character must be:
A) controlled by a dominant allele for a gene. B) under the control of many genes.
C) under the control of only two alleles for a gene. D) not under the control of any genes.
Answer: B
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