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What is a phenotype of an organism
a structure that carries genetic information
an observable trait
a section of DNA
a combination of alleles
a structure that carries genetic information
an observable trait
a section of DNA
a combination of alleles
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A phenotype of an organism is an observable trait. It is the physical expression or characteristic that results from the interaction between an organism's genotype (the genetic information it carries) and its environment. Phenotypes can include traits such as eye color, height, behavior, and any other observable features.
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