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lesantik [10]
4 years ago
6

Flamingos are born white, but they turn pink because of the food they eat; this is an example of how ____________ , a physical f

actor, can affect phenotypes
Biology
1 answer:
IRINA_888 [86]4 years ago
8 0
Flamingos are born white, but they turn pink because of the food they eat; this is an example of how environment, a physical factor, can affect phenotypes.

<span>The phenotype is the visible physical or biochemical characteristic of an individual organism which is determined by both genetic factors (genotype) and environmental influences. There are many e</span><span>nvironmental factors and they include diet, climate, illness and stress. If environmental factors have a strong influence this means the phenotypic plasticity is high (capable to change).</span>

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