What is an Organism's Complete Collection of Alleles Called

Question

What is an organism's complete collection of alleles called?
A)wild-type
B)prototype
C)phenotype
D)genotype
E)histotype

Accepted Answer

A genotype is an organism's complete collection of alleles, including both dominant and recessive alleles. This is different from a phenotype, which refers to an organism's observable traits or characteristics. The other options (wild-type, prototype, phenotype, and histotype) do not accurately describe an organism's complete collection of alleles.