Differ byonly synonymous substituions different alleles

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Are homologous segments of DNA in a species that differ byonly synonymous substituions different alleles, different genes,both, or neither and Why?

What I know: Synonymous substituionts are also called silentsite substitutions and are point mutations that result in no changein amino acid.

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