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Differences in the same gene, such as the gene for human blood type, are called , and they are a primary source of observable trait variation in a population.
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Alleles.
Different alleles are alternative versions of the same gene (e.g., the A, B, and O alleles of the human ABO blood‑type gene) and are a major source of phenotypic variation in populations.
Different alleles are alternative versions of the same gene (e.g., the A, B, and O alleles of the human ABO blood‑type gene) and are a major source of phenotypic variation in populations.
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