Biology
Grade-10
Easy
Question
A gene pool consists of _____________.
- All of the genes present in a population, including all of their various alleles
- Some of the genes, including the different alleles that are present in a population
- All of the genes that are present in all populations
- All of the genes, including all the different alleles, that are present in all populations
Hint:
A gene pool consists of all of the genes present in a population, including all of their various alleles
The correct answer is: All of the genes present in a population, including all of their various alleles
- A gene pool can be defined as the combination of the genes also the alleles that are present in species which can reproduces.
- The larger the pool,more the genomic diversity.
- More the genomic diversity, more it can withstand the envionmental condition of their habitat.
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