Multiple Choice
In genetics, what term refers to a different version of a gene at a given locus?
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In genetics, which statement best describes the difference between a genotype and a phenotype?
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Genotype is an organism’s genetic makeup (allele combination), while phenotype is the observable traits produced by the genotype and environment.
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Genotype and phenotype are identical terms that both mean an organism’s physical appearance.
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Genotype refers to the observable traits of an organism, while phenotype refers to its DNA sequence.
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Genotype is the set of environmental conditions an organism experiences, while phenotype is the set of alleles it carries.
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