Which human characteristic is controlled by polygenic inheritance?

Human polygenic inheritance are height, skin color, eye color and weight.

Explanation:

Polygenic inheritance is the set responsible for many characters that appear simple from the surface. Many characters such as weight, shape, height, color, and metabolism are governed by the cumulative effect of many genes.

Polygenic inheritance is not expressed at all as discrete characters, as in the case of Mendelian characters. Instead, polygenic characters are recognized by being expressed as graduations of small differences (a continuous variation). The result forms a curve with an average value at the peak and extreme values in both directions.