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The amount of differences in species or within one species genetically is called

The amount of differences in species or within one species genetically is called
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The amount of differences in species or within one species genetically is called

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Answer: Genetic diversity

Description: Genetic diversity is the total number of genetic characters in the makeup of a species

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Answer: Genetic Variation

Explanation: It is the presence of differences in sequences of genes between individual organisms of a species.

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