If Mendelian interpretations of inheritance are correct, both parents must be
Question
If Mendelian interpretations of inheritance are correct, both parents must be
contributing unequal, random amounts of DNA to the offspring
contributing practically equal amounts of genetic material (DNA) to the progeny
contributing no DNA at all, only environmental influence
identical to each other genetically
Answer
contributing practically equal amounts of genetic material (DNA) to the progeny
Detailed Explanation
The chapter reiterates from the reproduction chapter that both parents must be contributing practically equal amounts of genetic material to the progeny.