Answer:
Populations evolve, not individuals. ... Individual organisms do not evolve, they retain the same genes throughout their life. When a population is evolving, the ratio of different genetic types is changing -- each individual organism within a population does not change.
It will be reactivated during the next cell division.
A genotype is an organisms genetic makeup and they are represented by 2 alleles (letters). An example of a genotype would be AA, Bb, and CC. Since there is 2 heterozygous offspring the dominant allele will hide the recessive allele which makes both of them have long antennas.