allelomorph

/əˈliːləmɔːrf/
noun
  1. An older term for an allele; one of two or more alternative forms of a gene.
    • The term allelomorph is rarely used today, but it appears in older scientific papers.
    • Early geneticists used the word allelomorph to describe different gene versions.
    • Each allelomorph corresponds to a specific trait, such as smooth or wrinkled peas.
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