Extranuclear genes show a biparental inheritance pattern in yeast since
A)progeny from diploid vegetative growth can have the phenotype of the dominant phenotype.
B)progeny from diploid vegetative growth can have the phenotype of the α parent.
C)progeny from diploid vegetative growth can have the phenotype of only the a parent.
D)progeny from diploid vegetative growth can have the phenotype of either the a or the α parent.

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Extranuclear genes in yeast can show biparental inheritance because the progeny can inherit the phenotype associated with extranuclear genes from either parent (a or α), reflecting the contribution of both parents to the extranuclear gene pool.

Extranuclear Genes Show a Biparental Inheritance Pattern in Yeast Since