A Genetic Polymorphism Is

question 46

Multiple Choice

A genetic polymorphism is

• A) multiple discrete phenotypes arising from a genotype, depending on the environment.
• B) the simultaneous occurrence of two or more discrete phenotypes within a population.
• C) a measurable phenotype that varies among individuals over a given range of values.
• D) a change in the phenotype produced by a single genotype in different environments.

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Definitions:

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