...The normal character phenotype is called the...
...will express this phenotype only if she...
...to a distinct phenotype. Aneuploidy can also...
...nearly normal in phenotype than aneuploids. One...
...inversion can alter phenotype because a gene’s...
...alters an individual’s phenotype in specific ways....
...dozen mammalian traits, phenotype varies depending on...
...chromosome. Variation in phenotype depending on whether...

...are called its phenotype. “Phenotype” refers to...
...called its phenotype. “Phenotype” refers to physiological...
...have the same phenotype but different genotypes...
...have the same phenotype (purple flowers) but...
...has the dominant phenotype? The organism must...
...display the recessive phenotype, the mystery parent...
...the genotype or phenotype of any particular...
...specific genotype or phenotype. Mendel’s experiments succeeded...
...between genotype and phenotype is rarely so...
...a distinct intermediate phenotype not seen in...
...phenotypes: each parental phenotype and the heterozygous...
...and the heterozygous phenotype. The phenotypic and...
...alleles affect the phenotype in separate, distinguishable...
...present. The MN phenotype is not intermediate...
...and the N phenotype. The relative effects...
...between dominance and phenotype, let’s consider Mendel’s...
...we examine the phenotype. For example, humans...
...involved in determining phenotype. In epistasis, a...
...Environmental Impact on Phenotype Phenotype depends on...
...Impact on Phenotype Phenotype depends on both...
...a rigidly defined phenotype, but a range...
...specifies a particular phenotype (for example, blood...
...and environment influence phenotype. Integrating a Mendelian...
...whole. The term phenotype can refer not...
...makeup. An organism’s phenotype reflects its overall...
...have the dominant phenotype and could be...
...have a normal phenotype because one normal...
...have the dwarf phenotype. The 99.99% of...
...with a normal phenotype, the key to...

...have the same phenotype as sma-9 mutant...
...causes a Muv phenotype. To see if...
...that cause Vul phenotype are epistatic to...

...Think about the phenotype being displayed by...
...single mutants (ie, phenotype of hb (lf)...
...hb (lf) and phenotype of torso (lf)....
...tor- and Hb phenotype are similar wg...

...mutations. The gf phenotype must result from...
...suppress the gf phenotype. (It may also...
...possibly lethal defective phenotype, so appropriate approach...
...what is the phenotype resulting from ced-9(lf)...
...suppress the ced-9(lf) phenotype indicates that ced-9...