87. A person with blood group \"O\" can give blood only to A. Type AB B. Type A

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87. A person with blood group "O" can give blood only to A. Type AB B. Type A C. Type B D. Type O E. All of the above 88. The unit of hereditary is called A. Genes B. Allele C. Homozygous allele D. All of the above 89. The members of the pair of genes are assorted at random A. True B. False 90. An organisn with two allele exactly alike. Example: two black allele BB is said to be A. Allele B·Locus D. Heterozygous E. All of the above 91. The probablity dhat two independent events will A Allcle B. Locus C. Homozygous D. Genotype E. Product 92. The given trait is term refers to two or more independent pairs of genes with similar and additive effects on a A. Locus B. Allele C. Homozygote D. Polygenes 93. Three or more alleles that may occupy a single locus are termed A. Locus B. Allele C. Homozygote D. Polygenes E. Multiple alleles A. Homologous chromosomes B. Environmental factors that affects 94. Alleles are described as DFeterogenous chromosomes

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87. E. All of the above. He is universal donor

88. A. Genes

89. A. True

90. C. Homozygous

91. E. Product

92. D. Polymers

93. E. Multiple alleles

94. C. Alternative forms of genes

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