Which of the following can describe how two individuals with the SAME genotype can have different phenotypes?
Answer
a.
Environment
b.
Epigenetics
c.
Modifier genes
d.
All of the above

Question

Which of the following can describe how two individuals with the SAME genotype can have different phenotypes?
Answer
	 a.	
Environment
	 b.	
Epigenetics
	 c.	
Modifier genes
	 d.	
All of the above

alphadxg · Answer

I have a answer in mind, but want to see if it matches your answers.

anonymous · Answer

I believe that it is epigenetics however I am not a hundred percent positive so I will look into it give me just one second

abhisar · Answer

man is more than one currect ?

alphadxg · Answer

nope lol

abhisar · Answer

All the above

abhisar · Answer

what's ur take @alphadxg  ????????

alphadxg · Answer

HAHA I'm asking this question, for a friend, I think it's Epigenetics

abhisar · Answer

ohkay....but i think environment also affects the phenotype.

abhisar · Answer

@BEATZDJ

alphadxg · Answer

hmmm I think you are right about that.

alphadxg · Answer

Modifier genes can alter the phenotypes produced by the alleles of other, more major genes. 
Epigenetics- Modification of the structure of DNA (e.g., methylation) can affect gene expression.
 The environment can affect the phenotypic expression of a genotype.

All of the above works

@Abhisar