A population of individuals from the same genetic stock but differing in their morphology is called:
Correct answer: B. Ecad
- A. Ecotype
- B. Ecad
- C. Ecotone
- D. Life form
Explanation
An ecad is an environmentally induced form whose members come from the same genetic stock but differ in appearance under different conditions. An ecotype is genetically differentiated and adapted to a particular environment.
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