Phenotypic Expression of Genes

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The phenotype is the observable characteristics in an organism. It is affected by the organism’s genotype, or the organism’s set of genes, and environmental influences. The phenotype can change throughout the organism’s lifetime due to aging and the environment. Examples of phenotype are hair colour, height, eye colour, behaviour, and general appearance.

An e-book resource for the New Australian Curriculum containing AAA-level research notes, summary video and resource links, multi-choice question and answer sections presented in full colour photos and diagrams for maximum learning engagement.