Which mode of inheritance with these data are consistent?

The correct answer to this question is multiple-factor inheritance. If a genetic variation has more than just a few different loci, it would be considered a multiple-factor inheritance. ALso known as polygenes, they are normally caused by minor genes. Many traits such as color, height, freckles, eyes, and intelligence are considered multifactorial. Diseases can be as well.

The most popular disease considered a multiple-factor inheritance is Type 2 Diabetes. This diabetes is caused by genes and obesity, both are regarded as multifactorial traits. Cancer is another example of multiple-factor inheritance, for it is thought to be passed down through the family.