What are the individual genotypes in a breeding population,taken as a whole?
A)gene pool
B)DNA
C)phenotype
D)polygene

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The gene pool refers to the collection of genes and their different alleles present in a breeding population. It includes all of the different genotypes that can be found in the population, taken as a whole. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. DNA refers to the genetic material itself, phenotype refers to the physical expression of genetic traits, and polygenes are groups of genes that interact to influence a single trait. While these concepts are related to the gene pool, they do not describe the genotypes in a breeding population as a whole.

What Are the Individual Genotypes in a Breeding Population,taken as a Whole