A genotype is defined as an individual's a. unique genetic makeup. b. hidden characteristics. c. recessive genes. d. observable features and behavior.

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A genotype is defined as an individual's

a. unique genetic makeup.

b. hidden characteristics.

c. recessive genes.

d. observable features and behavior.

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genotype is an individual's unique genetic makeup, so A

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