Morph

In biology, a "morph" refers to a variation within a species that differs in appearance or form but still belongs to that species. These differences can be in color, size, shape, or other physical traits. For example, a species of butterfly might have two morphs: one with bright orange wings and another with more subdued colors. Morphs arise due to genetic variations and can help organisms adapt to different environments or conditions. Recognizing morphs helps scientists understand diversity within species and how populations evolve over time.