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Genotype and phenotype frequencies

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Genotype and phenotype frequencies

What elements represent genotype frequencies and phenotype frequencies and are genotype and phenotype frequencies always the same?

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Terrymantt

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no they are not always the same

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cocopauli

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not always the same

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Ignore the two users above - spam posts.

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