Statement I: Complementary genes are non-allelic genes. Statement… - Vidyadip

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Statement I: Complementary genes are non-allelic genes.
Statement II: Complementary genes interact to produce a completely new trails.

✓
Both statements are correct
B
Statement I is correct & II is incorrect
C
Statement I is incorrect & II is correct
D
Both statements are incorrect

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

Both statements are correct

A

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