An ecotype is a type of species in which environmentally induced variations are

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An ecotype is a type of species in which environmentally induced variations are (A) Temporary (B) Genetically fixed (C) Genetically not related (D) None of the above

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A local population adapted genetically to its particular environment is called ecotype. There may be several ecotypes of the same organism which show variation amongst them.

Q. An ecotype is a type of species in which environmentally induced variations are

Temporary

Genetically fixed

Genetically not related

None of the above

A local population adapted genetically to its particular environment is called ecotype. There may be several ecotypes of the same organism which show variation amongst them.