Define phenotype and genotype ?
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Answer:Phenotype- The observal or external characterstics of an organisms ,constitude phenotype
Genotype- The genetic constitution of an organism is called is genotype.
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Genotype Explained
How does genotype affect phenotype Simple. Genotype is the collection of genes responsible for the various genetic traits of a given organism. Genotype refers specifically to the genes, not the traits; that is, the raw information in an organism's DNA.
Genotype Examples
It's hard to provide concrete examples of genotype. The term just means "the genes a particular organism has." Any example of a genotype would just be a chart of a particular living thing's chromosomes, or DNA molecules responsible for various genetic traits. However, having certain genes does have observable results.
Phenotype Explained
Phenotype is what you see - the visible or observable expression of the results of genes, combined with the environmental influence on an organism's appearance or behavior. Everything from the shape of a bird's wing to the song of a humpback whale can be considered part of the phenotype: observable aspects of that animal that are determined, at least in part, by its genes.
Phenotype Examples
Phenotype means "concrete results of an organism's genotype." Phenotype, therefore, is observable by nature. Every trait determined by a gene, even partially, is part of its phenotype. Just a few of the countless examples of the phenotypes of living things follow.
Eye color
Hair color
Height
Sound of your voice
Certain types of disease
Size of a bird's beak
Length of a fox's tail
How does genotype affect phenotype Simple. Genotype is the collection of genes responsible for the various genetic traits of a given organism. Genotype refers specifically to the genes, not the traits; that is, the raw information in an organism's DNA.
Genotype Examples
It's hard to provide concrete examples of genotype. The term just means "the genes a particular organism has." Any example of a genotype would just be a chart of a particular living thing's chromosomes, or DNA molecules responsible for various genetic traits. However, having certain genes does have observable results.
Phenotype Explained
Phenotype is what you see - the visible or observable expression of the results of genes, combined with the environmental influence on an organism's appearance or behavior. Everything from the shape of a bird's wing to the song of a humpback whale can be considered part of the phenotype: observable aspects of that animal that are determined, at least in part, by its genes.
Phenotype Examples
Phenotype means "concrete results of an organism's genotype." Phenotype, therefore, is observable by nature. Every trait determined by a gene, even partially, is part of its phenotype. Just a few of the countless examples of the phenotypes of living things follow.
Eye color
Hair color
Height
Sound of your voice
Certain types of disease
Size of a bird's beak
Length of a fox's tail
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