MCQ
Two allelic genes are located on
- AThe same chromosomes
- ✓Two homologous chromosomes
- CTwo non-homologous chromosomes
- DAny two chromosomes
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Two homologous chromosomes
b
(b)Alleles are a pair of gene located at corresponding positions on a pair of homologous chromosome. These interact to determine a particular trait.
(b)Alleles are a pair of gene located at corresponding positions on a pair of homologous chromosome. These interact to determine a particular trait.
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