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A person’s genotype is information that

A
changes each time cells divide.
B
cannot be changed.
C
is always outwardly visible.
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Check all of the examples of information that could be contained in a person’s genotype.

A
eye color
B
blood type that a person is born with
C
whether a person is the oldest or youngest sibling
D
risk for some diseases
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A person’s phenotype is information that

A
cannot be changed.
B
can be changed to affect human health.
C
is never outwardly visible because it is part of a person’s genetic structure.
D
cannot be observed or measured.
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What is the relationship between genotypes and phenotypes?

A
Genotypes can be changed, while phenotypes cannot.
B
Phenotypes and genotypes are two different words that mean the same thing.
C
Phenotypes make genotypes possible.
D
Genotypes make phenotypes possible

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