Which describes the genes on each pair of chromosomes? A. The alleles can be different; the genes are in a different order. B. The alleles must be the same; the genes are in the same order. C. The alleles must be the same; the genes are in a different order. D. The alleles can be different; the genes are in the same order.

Question

Kahlua

Biology

26 November, 15:03

Which describes the genes on each pair of chromosomes? A. The alleles can be different; the genes are in a different order. B. The alleles must be the same; the genes are in the same order. C. The alleles must be the same; the genes are in a different order. D. The alleles can be different; the genes are in the same order.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Charity Lopez · Answer 1

Answer by JKismyhusbandbae: A. The alleles can be different; the genes are in a different order.

Why: Each gene is a pair consisting of two different alleles that code for a specific trait or characteristic.