Are these genotypes or are these phenotypes?

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Huh well this one is a little bit harder because I'm not sure what the double letters are but from the rest I can defiantly tell you they are phenotypes. Here is a really easy way to remember the difference. Think of it as genotype are the traits/genes that we cannot see and phenotype are the traits/genes we can see like Blue eyes, green eyes, tall short. All the genes/traits that u cannot see would be a genotype. Or you could thing of phenotypes being the adjective. It's deceiving what the person or thing appears to look like.

Karolina [17]4 years ago

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A is a phenotype. B is a genotype, homozygous dominant. C is a phenotype. D is a phenotype. E is a genotype, heterozygous. And F is a genotype, homozygous recessive.

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