Phenotype.
The phenotype is the physical expression of genetic traits (the genotype). So what you can see on an organism is the phenotype while the genes responsible for the physical appearance is the genotype.
I think it's Progress of Human Cloning
Around the last half of the 18th century, imitating British culinary trends was something a good portion of colonial cooks were indifferent toward.
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This question belongs to the poem<em> "Because I Could Not Stop for Death"</em> written by Emily Dickinson and published in 1890. In this poem, she describes her journey from beyond the grave.
The correct answer is option D: In this pasage, the carriage symbolizes death. It refers to the write's own carraige of death.
