Genotypes themselves do not change over time within an individual organism; they remain constant throughout its life. However, populations of organisms can experience changes in allele frequencies over generations due to processes like natural selection, genetic drift, and mutation. This evolution at the population level can lead to new genotypes emerging over time. Thus, while individual genotypes remain stable, the genetic composition of populations can evolve.
To put this answer as simply as possible, an organism's genotype can change due to either a random mutation in the DNA/chromosomes or the insertion of DNA from one organism into the DNA of another organism.
Yes, the ratios of genotypes for a specific trait can change if allele frequency changes.
You mean to say can intense exercise change a female to a male. Now I haven't read every medical journal, but I seriously doubt a 30 minute run has caused a change in gender in the past, nor will it ever.
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Bacteria and viruses change the genotype of an organism through mutation. Mutations are heritable changes in DNA and RNA that changes the genes..
They break and you die.
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Adaptation.
You are describing evolution.
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