Question

question 3 1 pts because alleles are only exchanged within species, each species is said to have a unique allele frequency. genetic heritage. morphology. habitat.

Explanation:

1. Analyze each option:

• Allele frequency: It refers to how often an allele appears in a population, not unique to a species due to allele exchange within species not directly implying unique frequency in this context.
• Genetic heritage: Since alleles are exchanged within a species, the combination and inheritance of alleles (genetic heritage) becomes unique to each species as they don't mix alleles with other species.
• Morphology: Deals with physical form/structure, not related to allele exchange within species.
• Habitat: Is the environment a species lives in, not related to allele exchange.

1. So the correct option is the one related to the unique genetic makeup due to allele exchange within species, which is genetic heritage.

Answer:

B. genetic heritage