Monday, October 10, 2011

3.29 Species Variation


  1. Variations- differences we can see in the phenotypes of each individual. 
  2. It is possible to count/measure these differences and show them through graphs. 
  3. The phenotype depends on the genotype of each individual which is modified according to the environment. 
  4. Variation in population is a variation within all these individuals. 
  5. The difference in appearance within different species occur because all those individuals have different genotypes and they survive in different environments. 

  1. Phenotypic variation in a population or species is due to environmental variation. E.g. the home language you speak.

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