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This phenotypic range is called the norm of reaction for a genotype ( Figure 14.13
) . For some characters , such as the ABO blood group , the norm of reaction has
no breadth whatsoever ; that is , a given genotype mandates a very specific ...
This phenotypic range is called the norm of reaction for a genotype ( Figure 14.13
) . For some characters , such as the ABO blood group , the norm of reaction has
no breadth whatsoever ; that is , a given genotype mandates a very specific ...
Page 88
The outcome of a genotype lies within its norm of reaction , a phenotypic range
that depends on the environment in which the genotype is expressed . For
example , hydrangea flowers of the same genetic variety range in color from blue
- violet ...
The outcome of a genotype lies within its norm of reaction , a phenotypic range
that depends on the environment in which the genotype is expressed . For
example , hydrangea flowers of the same genetic variety range in color from blue
- violet ...
Page 94
Adult heights , however , vary in the population over a wide range , following a
normal təd bell - shaped curve . Explain these observations . A blaeglofiqoono
besticionsplatstgyeliar fratanas A.I For suggested answers , see Appendix A. ons
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Adult heights , however , vary in the population over a wide range , following a
normal təd bell - shaped curve . Explain these observations . A blaeglofiqoono
besticionsplatstgyeliar fratanas A.I For suggested answers , see Appendix A. ons
...
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