One Problem with the Genotype-As-A-Blueprint Analogy Is That

question 358

Multiple Choice

One problem with the genotype-as-a-blueprint analogy is that:

• A) environmental factors influence the actual phenotype displayed.
• B) even though genes directly control physical development and behavior, the final result is never predictable.
• C) the genotype does not direct and control any aspect of development as it unfolds over the lifespan.
• D) environmental factors have little or no influence on the phenotype displayed.

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