Synonyms for genetic diversity
ge·net·ic di·ver·si·ty

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1. genetic dissimilaritynoun

   genetic variation, divergence, heterogeneity. this refers to a heterogenous population

   plants with diverse germplasm will supposedly have genetic dissimilarity.

   Submitted by achinatgene04 on January 27, 2024  

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1. Marc Haber:

   Our findings give us an unprecedented view of the ancestry of the people who fought in the Crusader army. And it wasn't just Europeans, we see this exceptional genetic diversity in the Near East during medieval times, with Europeans, Near Easterners, and mixed individuals fighting in the Crusades and living and dying side by side.

2. Bence Viola:

   These Denisovans who were all found have twice as much genetic diversity as Neanderthals and close to as much genetic diversity as we see in modern humans, which is pretty surprising.

3. Craig Hilton-Taylor:

   Losing these plants would reduce the genetic diversity of tea.

4. Robert Garry:

   If these sequences were removed for the purpose of obscurity, it is also worth noting that such an effort clearly flopped because... these sequences do not immediately provide any completely new knowledge about the genetic diversity of SARS-CoV-2 in the early pandemic, the reality is that minor scientific missteps and less-than-ideal circumstances surround the sharing of scientific data all of the time.

5. Ronald Swaisgood:

   Pairs are selected to maximize maintenance of genetic diversity in the panda population. This is essential for maintaining healthy populations, and currently we have no problem with this, however, there are often several candidate mates that are genetically suitable, and we believe that behavior and mate choice has a role to play for improving the success rate of breeding among genetically suitable partners.