Why Don't Similar Genotypes Always Produce the Same Phenotype

question 20

Multiple Choice

Why don't similar genotypes always produce the same phenotype?

• A)Phenotypes can vary depending upon environment
• B)Parents alter their phenotypes and pass on this phenotype to progeny.
• C)Animals display different phenotypes dependent on diet,not genotype.
• D)Genetic variants of ADH enzyme produce the same phenotype.

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