Chapter 15, Problem 1SA

Summary Introduction

To explain:

The terms genotype and phenotype and also what determines them.

Introduction:

Genetic variations are difference in the genetics of individuals in a population at a particular point of time. The common genetic differences can be easily observed in the human population by looking at them. The individuals differ from each other with respect to their weight, eye color, skin color, height, facial features, texture of hairs and many more. All these traits are different due to genetic variation and environment (skin color due to sun expose, weight due to diet and so on).