Question

multiple-choice question
what is the difference between phenotypes and genotypes?
a genotype (such as hh) is what creates the phenotype (such as a hairy guinea pig).
a phenotype (such as a furry guinea pig) is what creates the genotype (such as hh).
they are the same things.
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Explanation:

Genotype refers to an organism's genetic makeup (e.g., HH), while phenotype is the observable trait resulting from the genotype (e.g., a hairy guinea pig). The genotype determines the phenotype, not the reverse, and they are distinct concepts.

Answer:

A. A genotype (such as HH) is what creates the phenotype (such as a hairy guinea pig).