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Explain the difference between "genotype" and "phenotype". If an organism has a "phenotype" of curly hair.....could their offspring possibly have straight hair? Explain.
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Explain the difference between "genotype" and "phenotype". If an organism has a "phenotype" of curly hair.....could their offspring possibly have straight hair? Explain.

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a genotype is what makes the phenotype
and yes their offspring could have straight hair if the genotype is dominant or heterozygous
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