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Variation in human height is spread across:

Aone dominant gene
Bthe Y chromosome
Ca single gene pair
Dvery many gene sites
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. very many gene sites
1. Many traits, called complex traits, depend on the additive effects of many small gene effects. 2. Height is a good example, with variance spread across many hundreds of loci. 3. So no single gene decides it. _Source: Wikipedia, "Nature versus nurture" (rev 1379405136), section "Gene–environment interaction"_
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