When an error in meiosis causes sexually reproducing species to generate zygotes with three or more sets of chromosomes, this is known as

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When an error in meiosis causes sexually reproducing species to generate zygotes with three or more sets of chromosomes, it is known as polyploidy. Pleiotropy refers to a single gene affecting multiple traits, epistasis refers to the interaction of multiple genes to determine a single trait, and genetic drift refers to a random fluctuation in allele frequencies in a population.

When an Error in Meiosis Causes Sexually Reproducing Species to Generate