Multiple Choice
A gene regulating tail length in bobtail cats has a genetic variation at a single locus, where organisms can have an allele that produces long tails (L) or an allele that produces short tails (l) . A male cat homozygous for short tail length (ll) was mated with a female cat homozygous for long tail length (LL) . The tail lengths of the parents and offspring were recorded below. 
A scientist concludes that the alleles regulating tail length in these cats exhibit incomplete dominance. Do the data support this conclusion?
A) No, because all offspring have longer tails than the father's.
B) No, because all offspring inherited both types of alleles for tail length.
C) Yes, because the tail lengths of some offspring are longer than the tail lengths of other offspring.
D) Yes, because the offspring have tail lengths longer than the father's but shorter than the mother's.
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