All the alleles of a specific gene in a population make up the

A. Gene Pool

B. Mutation Potential

C. Dominant Factor

D. Chromosomes for that population

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Tony Black

Biology

4 September, 15:37

All the alleles of a specific gene in a population make up the

A. Gene Pool

B. Mutation Potential

C. Dominant Factor

D. Chromosomes for that population

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Shaun Valentine · Answer 1

Then one gene gets mutated while the other remains the same ... The combined genetic information of all members of a particular population ... has the greater potential to affect the evolution ... b. reproductive isolation d. artificial selection ... as a change in the relative frequency of alleles in the gene pool of a population.

All the alleles of a specific gene in a population make up theA. Gene PoolB. Mutation PotentialC. Dominant FactorD. Chromosomes for that population

All the alleles of a specific gene in a population make up the

A. Gene Pool

B. Mutation Potential

C. Dominant Factor

D. Chromosomes for that population