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A trait is considered to be oligogenic when two or more genes work together to produce the phenotype. An oligogenic trait, which implies that"few"genes are involved, should be contrasted with a polygenic trait, which implies that many genes are involved in phenotype expression. Source : PhRMA Genomics
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