Genotype can have different phenotypes

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1. Sometimes individuals with the same genotype can have differentphenotypes. How is this possible? Give a couple of examples of conditional phenotypes.

2. Be able to give three examples of continuous phenotypes andexplain how they differ from typical Mendelian traits.

3. What is a pedigree and how are they of benefit to ourunderstanding of patterns of human inheritance and medicine?

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