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... Phenotype = An organism's expressed traits ( green or yellow ) . 2 • In Mendel's experiment , the F , generation had ... phenotype of an organism does not always reflect its genotype . • A recessive phenotype ( yellow ) is only expressed ...
... Phenotype = An organism's expressed traits ( green or yellow ) . 2 • In Mendel's experiment , the F , generation had ... phenotype of an organism does not always reflect its genotype . • A recessive phenotype ( yellow ) is only expressed ...
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... phenotypic expression of a genotype . The phenotype is thus a product of a complex interaction between an organism's genetic makeup and its environment . An individual's genotype is set ; however , the phenotype may change . For example ...
... phenotypic expression of a genotype . The phenotype is thus a product of a complex interaction between an organism's genetic makeup and its environment . An individual's genotype is set ; however , the phenotype may change . For example ...
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... phenotype ( physical traits , metabolism , physiology , and behavior ) which is exposed to the environment , selection can only act indirectly on genotypes . The connection between genotype and phenotype may not be as simple and ...
... phenotype ( physical traits , metabolism , physiology , and behavior ) which is exposed to the environment , selection can only act indirectly on genotypes . The connection between genotype and phenotype may not be as simple and ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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