Multiple Choice
Those who believe that people have a choice about being gay, lesbian, or bisexual typically point to the fact that no gayness gene has been identified. If there is no single gayness gene, are they right that being gay must be a choice?
A) Yes. If there is no single gene, we cannot say that a tendency is genetic in nature.
B) Yes. Being gay could be genetic only if a child inherited two "gay alleles" from each biological parent.
C) No. The tendency could be polygenetic in nature.
D) A and B only.
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