What is the primary outcome within a population when a gene for a particular feature has multiple versions?

All individuals will have identical features for that gene.

The gene will eventually be removed from the population.

It creates genetic diversity and a variety of traits.

The gene will stop producing proteins entirely.

Which statement correctly describes the relationship between genes, proteins, and biological diversity?

Proteins create different gene versions, which leads to diversity.

Different gene versions code for different proteins, which creates diversity.

Diversity is the cause of different gene versions and proteins.

All gene versions code for the exact same protein, and diversity comes from the environment.

How all genes produce identical instructions

How different gene versions lead to different traits

The effect of sunlight on an organism's DNA

By changing the total number of chromosomes an organism has.

By providing slightly different instructions for building specific proteins.

By moving to different locations within the cell nucleus.

By stopping all genetic instructions from being read.