Mendelian traits
A)are governed by several genetic loci.
B)are more likely to have identifiable loci than polygenic traits.
C)have continuous distributions.
D)can be described by statistics such as the average and standard deviation.
E)have phenotypic expressions that are often the result of genetic and environmental interactions.

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Mendelian traits are typically controlled by a single genetic locus, making them easier to identify compared to polygenic traits, which involve multiple loci.

Mendelian Traits