What is the difference between genotype and phenotype is in way that a teen can understand it in?

Question

Im getting tired of websites giving me this scientific stuff that i dont understand. Also give me a logical answer please.

Answer 1

This isn't exactly right, but it may help you get a basic idea...

Picture it like this - you have a clone of yourself. Each of you is placed in a different environment. The clone is not fed properly, never exercises, and is not properly cared for. You lift weights constantly, have a very good, healthy diet, and grow up with a caring family. Obviously, you would be significantly stronger, and more or less simply better than your clone in all physical aspects. Now say that both you and your clone are cloned. Those two clones are raised in the same exact environment. Each of them would turn out exactly the same because they have the same genetic material, even though you and your clone were so different physically....

Answer 2

try putting this question in Homework or science section

Here is an extremely simplified way to look at this

Phenotype is how things are physically

Genotype is the dna coding and struscture required to make them that way

Answer 3

simply:

genotype= the difference between an organisms genetic code

phenotype= Its physical form

easy trick to remember them =]
g= genetic
p= physical

hope this was helpful =]

Answer 4

just tell your teacher that you were too busy smoking week last night to do your homework. trust me, they'll sympathize. now get out of the NFL section.

Answer 5

just tackle your teacher and take their wig slam it down and scream touch down. just a joke, don't do that.

Answer 6

I agree 100% with Alex and somebody tell me how you smoke week---beantown? Or, look in your Physics Book's, Glossary of Terms. One last thing---GO VIKINGS---AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!