An example is flower color in Mendel's experiments Always controlled by many genes and can be influenced by environmental conditions Can involve a gene with multiple alleles Phenotypes are discrete and can be classified into one to a few categories An example is height in humans Often controlled by one or a few genes Phenotypes have a wide range of values Continuous Traits Discontinuous Traits

The amount of alcohol in the blood (is, is not) directlyproportional to the concentration of alcohol in the brain.

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QUESTION 1 Stochastic effects refer to adverse health consequences which accrue over prolonged periods of time. O True O False QUESTION 2 Non-ionizing radiation is powerful enough to actually remove electrons from atoms. O True O False QUESTION 3 Hormesis refers to the beliet that exposure to low levels of radiation is sometimes beneficial O True O False QUESTION 4 One effective protection of the population against the risks of man-made radiation exposuro is to limit oxposure to cases where the benefits outweigh the risks. O True O False QUESTION 5 Which of the folowing represents ionizing radiation? O sound waves O microwaves O radio waves QUESTION 5 Which of the following represents ionizing radiation? O sound waves O microwaves O radio waves O None of these represent ionizing radiation. QUESTION 6 Which of the following is particle radiation? O gamma-ray O beta-radiation O x-ray O None of these is particlo tadiation