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Well if you're talking about character traits then they're features about you on the outside. This means you might have pretty hazel eyes or lots of freckles or pretty hair. I don't really know what you look like but I'm just saying in general.
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What are The observable traits of an organism are?
phenotype
What are an individual's observable traits called?
genotype or phenotype
What is another name for an observable feature or characteristic of an organism?
Inherited features of an organism include eye color, hair color and skin color. While everyone has their own features, the make up of our features are determined by genetics.
What is observable by scientific methods in psychology?
Behavior is observable.
What tool classifies organisms based on observable structures?
An organism observable structure classifier.
What are observable traits such as height and size of your feet part of?
The observable traits are part of your DNA, your genetics.
What is a person's observable traits?
Observable traits refer to an obvious trait that a person possesses. These traits include hair color and eye color.
Classifications are based on what?
Observable Traits
What are The observable traits of an organism are?
phenotype
What is an observable or measurable characteristic of an individual organism called?
Traits
The phenotype of an organism does what?
The phenotype is the set of observable properties, characteristics, and traits of an organism.
Is it possible for 2 persons to have exactly the same observable treats?
yes and it's traits
What are an individual's observable traits called?
genotype or phenotype
What is another name for an observable feature or characteristic of an organism?
Inherited features of an organism include eye color, hair color and skin color. While everyone has their own features, the make up of our features are determined by genetics.
What best describes phenotypes?
traits. your welcome! yall lil cheaters! lol (:
What is phenotypically?
The observable traits or characteristics of an organism, for example hair color, weight, or the presence or absence of a disease. Phenotypic traits are not necessarily genetic.
How do the constancy hypothesis and blending hypothesis for transmission of traits differ from observable patterns of inheritance?
Omg i have the exact question on my packet....
