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what is carpel polymorphism?​

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Answered by AngelicSmiles
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carpel polymorphism states that, gynoecium was associated with a separate carpel and that the gynoecium…

Answered by BrainlyPARCHO
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  • Polymorphism is a form of genetic variation in which distinct nucleotide sequence can exist at different sites in a DNA molecule.
  • This heritable mutation is observed at a high frequency in a population.
  • It arises due to mutation either in somatic cell or in the germ cells.
  • The germ cell mutation can be transmitted from parents to their offsprings.
  • This results in accumulation of various mutations in a population, leading to variation and polymorphism in the population.
  • This plays a very important role in the process of evolution and speciation.
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