Question

47. All of the genes possessed by a population are known as its: A genctie complement B gene pool C. polymorphic unit D polytypic unit

Answer 1

B gene pool

Step-by-step explanation:

• A gene pool is a set of a gene of a population usually o a particular species. A gene pool is usually indicated by an extensive genetic diversity of species with a robust population that can survive in any condition.

• In terms of crop and animals the gene pools represent an extraordinary range of wild counterparts and that contains a different, genetic makeup done species where the genes coincide with one another.