What is a phenotype, Biology

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What is a phenotype?

A phenotype is each observable characteristic of a living being conditioned by its genes. Some phenotypes may be changed by nongenetic factors (for instance, artificial hair coloring). Specific phenotypes are also known as phenotypical traits.

 


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