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What is a phenotype? Two alleles are different The alleles an organism carries in its genome, set of alleles. The characteristics you can see in an organism. Physical appearance…

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What is a phenotype?

Two alleles are different

The alleles an organism carries in its
genome, set of alleles.

The characteristics you can see in an organism. Physical appearance, personality, talents, weaknesses, etc

Two alleles that are the same.

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phenotype refers to the observable characteristics of an organism

Jacques Cornat answered Dec 1, 2022

What is a phenotype? Two alleles are different The alleles an organism carries in its genome, set of alleles. The characteristics you can see in an organism. Physical appearance…

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