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Elyse2021
Elyse2021 Elyse2021
  • 09-02-2017
  • Biology
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What is the difference between a genotype and a phenotype?

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Brainsicle
Brainsicle Brainsicle
  • 09-02-2017

A phenotype is a physical, OBSERVABLE trait, whereas a genotype is purely genetic and unoticable to the naked eye, such as blood type.

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viper1689
viper1689 viper1689
  • 09-02-2017

An organism's genotype is the genes that it carries, an organisms phenotype is its observable characteristics.

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