allelic diversity
Allelic diversity refers to the variation in the types and frequencies of alleles (alternate forms of a gene) present within a population or a species. It reflects the genetic differences among individuals and plays a crucial role in determining an organism's traits, adaptability, and evolutionary potential.
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