Question

genes have different forms, called (1 point)
genotypes.
phenotypes.
traits.
alleles.

Explanation:

• Genotype: Refers to the genetic makeup of an organism, not the different forms of a gene.
• Phenotype: Is the observable physical or biochemical characteristics of an organism, determined by genotype and environment.
• Trait: A characteristic or feature of an organism, not the form of a gene.
• Allele: Different forms of the same gene. For example, for a gene controlling flower color, there could be an allele for red color and an allele for white color.

Answer:

alleles.