Question

during the course of development, the phenotype interacts with a environment to produce the genotype true of false

Answer 1

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Development in general involves the interaction between a genotype and its environment. For example, a organism born and raised in a cold climate likely will exhibit phenotipic features closest associated with such climatic conditions compared than other from the same species born and raised in a temperate region. It means that genes differentially expressed in different conditions can influence organismal development, although both organisms have potential to express the same genes