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What is the difference. between. genotype and phenotype
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What is the difference. between. genotype and phenotype
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Phenotype is the characteristic or trait visible from the organism
Genotype is the description of the genes present in the organism
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genotype - the total genetic constituent of an individual
phenotype - the expressed shown characteristics is called phenotype
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