Diane Marshall's evidence for nonrandom mating by pollen donors came from variation among donors in
A) percentage of seeds sired.
B) position of seeds sired.
C) weight of seeds sired.
D) All of the choices are correct.
E) both percentage of seeds sired and position of seeds sired.

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Diane Marshall's evidence for nonrandom mating by pollen donors was based on multiple factors, including the percentage, position, and weight of seeds sired, indicating that all choices are correct.

Diane Marshall's Evidence for Nonrandom Mating by Pollen Donors Came