Each pea plant has a gene that determines seed color. One version of the gene is for green seed color, and the other version of the gene is for yellow seed color. Which of these choices is another word for the two versions of the gene for seed color? Question 1 options: A) phenotype B) genotype C) allele D) trait

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Ayana Kirk

Biology

30 November, 21:59

Each pea plant has a gene that determines seed color. One version of the gene is for green seed color, and the other version of the gene is for yellow seed color. Which of these choices is another word for the two versions of the gene for seed color? Question 1 options: A) phenotype B) genotype C) allele D) trait

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Keon Rush · Answer 1

A phenotype is a physical trait; yellow, green, long, short

A genotype is the letters that stand for the traits; AaBb, AAbb

An allele is the letters; AA, bb, Aa, Bb

and a trait is a characteristic you want to describe.

The answer would be A) phenotype