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The plots shown here depict several possible outcomes of an experiment comparing the mean phenotype of a behavioral trait in two strains of mice in three environments. Strain 1 is represented by filled circles and Strain 2 is represented by open circles. Environment 1 (E1) is deficient in stimulation for the behavior, environment 2 (E2) has an average level of stimulation, and environment 3 (E3) is enriched in stimulation. Which of the possible results indicates the presence of genotype-by-environment interaction for one or both of the strains? The plots shown here depict several possible outcomes of an experiment comparing the mean phenotype of a behavioral trait in two strains of mice in three environments. Strain 1 is represented by filled circles and Strain 2 is represented by open circles. Environment 1 (E<sub>1</sub>)  is deficient in stimulation for the behavior, environment 2 (E<sub>2</sub>)  has an average level of stimulation, and environment 3 (E<sub>3</sub>)  is enriched in stimulation. Which of the possible results indicates the presence of genotype-by-environment interaction for one or both of the strains?   A) result M B) result H C) result K D) result L E) None of the answer options is correct.


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