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5 December, 06:24

How differences in genotypes can cause variations in phenotypes?

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  1. 5 December, 07:10
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  2. 5 December, 07:36
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    Genotype and Phenotypes are directly connected. Genotype is the DNA makeup of some organism, while the Phenotype is the Physical being of the organism. An example is how a specific gene (genotype) causes changes in eye color (phenotype).

    A variation in genotype may cause a change in phenotype, but a change in phenotype is the result of a change in genotype.
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